Veteran Tributes

These tributes have been created by Erich Anderson, and each tribute link below will take you to their individual tribute page on Erich’s site, “Veteran Tributes.”  This is an enormous undertaking, and Erich should be recognized and appreciated for all
his hard work.

Their website goal is to pay tribute to all military personnel, from every service branch, and from every time period in American History. 

Here is a list of the P-38 Personnel honored thus far.

(Updated 11-21-12)

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