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35th Photo Recon Squadron
49th Fighter Squadron
Allied Fighters (Owners of one of the few P‑38s
still participating in air shows.)
Bong
VeteransHistorical Center
(Visit our Dick Bong page.)
Mighty Eighth AF Heritage Museum
33rd
Photo Recon Squadron
Gerald Lindell site
Site done in honor or his father-in-law, P-38
pilot John Raymond "Ray" Johnson.
82nd Fighter Group
Dedicated to the 82nd Fighter Group, the top scoring
fighter group unit of WWII in the Mediterranean theater
(MTO). This group racked up 548 confirmed aircraft
destroyed, 126 locomotives, and 9 ships.
Warbird Resource Center
Very neat site
which has a database of all the P-38s it can find info
on, including pictures, serial numbers, etc.
The Flying Knights of WWII
The unofficial
website dedicated to The Flying Knights (9th Fighter
Squadron).
Fifty of its pilots
became fighter aces, one of them being
Major Richard I. Bong,
America's all-time top scoring ace with 40 victories.
Guide to Aircraft Museums
Association Member and aviation author, Roger Naylor,
has now created his own website. Check it out
here. (Don't forget to check out Roger's book,
A Paper
Statue, on our Amazon page.
20th
Fighter Wing
The 20thFG was a major operator of the P‑38, operating
from Kingscliffe.
Help
Save the Grand Central Terminal
(Former P‑38 base
Watch videos) |
NASA History Website. Great details available here
on the P-38 wind tunnel and ditching tests.
NASA YouTube Channel
Operation
Bolero is a non-profit organization dedicated to the
recovery and restoration of WWII aircraft and to sharing
their history with future generations.
9th
Photo Reconnaissance Squadron
The 9th PRS Online is dedicated to all of the men who
served with the 9th Photo
Reconnaissance Squadron. To that end they embark upon an
endeavor to
illustrate the critical role the Squadron played in the defeat
of Imperial Japan that has otherwise been largely lost
with the span of time.
34th
Photo Recon Squadron
(via The American Air Museum)
96th Fighter Squadron
Lots of great pictures!
NASA
P-38 Photo Gallery
475th
Fighter Group
Don't forget to visit their
gift shop while there!
Wild
Bill's P-38 page
Air Force - Together We Served
A place for Airmen to reconnect with those they served
with, share memories and record their Air Force Story.
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World War II Allied Aircraft Crashes in The Netherlands & North Sea
Jan Nieuwenhuis, from Texel Island, The Netherlands, has put together an extensively researched database of these crashes.
It does cover more aircraft than just the P‑38, but the info he has on Lightning crashes alone is worth a visit.
You can do a search by aircraft, crew member or cemetery/memorial. It is an ongoing project, so check back often. (Make sure to click "X" in the box at the bottom to activate the database!) |
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