310th Bomb Group References

310th Bombardment Group References

.	The Saga of 54 and More by: Charles A. Hair, © 1987: Robinson Typographics, Anaheim, CA The story of the 310th BG, from its activation through Mission 172, September 30, 1943. Covers many details regarding specific missions and stories of and about the men of this group. OUT OF PRINT- Try Barnes and Nobel used book search. Also, http://www.aeroplanebooks.com/ may have a copy.
	Bullets, Bombs and Bridges, The Story of the 310th Bombardment Group, Part II by: Charles A. Hair, © 2000: Charles Arthur Hair, Sawmill Graphics, San Jacinto, CA The continuing story of the 310th BG, from September 1943 through the end of the war. Covers many details regarding specific missions and stories of and about the men of this group. Available- through Charles Hair in paperback: 28288 Vista Del Valle, Hemet, CA 92544.
	55 Missions - Diary of a WWII Bombardier by: Captain Newell W. Ackerson (310th, 380th Bombardier-Navigator 1942-1945) Privately Published
	No Time for Fear by: Berry, W. Bernard (310th, 380th) Hardcover: 440 pages Publisher: The Earnshaw Press (March 8, 2007) Language: English ISBN-10: 1425727948 ISBN-13: 978-1425727949 Product Dimensions: 9 x 5.7 x 1.4 inches Bernard Berry, a pilot in the 310th BG, 380BS, was shot down on December 10, 1944, during a mission over the Brenner Pass. His B-25 crashed in the area of Vicenza, North East Italy, Giuseppe Versolato 's home town. Berry was saved by Italian Partisans and he fought with them, and British Special Forces, in Italy through the end of the war. He was subsequently awarded the Silver Star. Additional photos, including those from parts of Berry's aircraft at Vicenza's Air Museum, can be found in the 57th Gallery. Avalable: Barnes & Nobles, Amazon.com