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- The “Lady Be Good” Story — Mortuary Affairs: History | U. S. Army . . .
Story of the 1959-60 search for and recovery of crew members of the B-24 Bomber Lady Be Good This aircraft was discovered in the Libyan Desert 16 years after it lost its way back from a
- Lady Be Good (aircraft) - Wikipedia
Lady Be Good, which was one of the last planes of the second wave to depart, took off from Soluch Field near Benghazi at 2:15 p m It joined the formation and continued on to Naples
- Lost and Found: The Story of ‘Lady Be Good’ and Her Crew
On April 4, 1943, a B-24D Liberator nicknamed Lady Be Good took off from Soluch, an airstrip located near Bengazi, Libya, for what would be her first and final mission
- Operation Climax Search For Remains Of The WWII B-24 Bomber Lady Be . . .
"Operation Climax" Search For Remains Of The WWII B-24 Bomber "Lady Be Good" by United States Department of Defense
- Profiles in Tragedy: The Fate of Lady Be Good - Timothy J. Boyce
Dubbed “Operation Climax,” the joint effort of the U S Army and Air Force succeeded in locating the remains of Sgt Shelley miles beyond the location of the first five members, and those of Sgt Ripslinger (together with his journal) even further north of Shelley’s remains
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Story of the 1959-60 search for and recovery of crew members of the B-24 Bomber Lady Be Good This aircraft was discovered in the Libyan Desert 16 years after it lost its way back from a World War II mission to bomb Naples, Italy on 4 April 1943
- World War 2 In Review: B-24D Liberator Lady Be Good
Lady Be Good, which was one of the last planes of the second wave to depart, took off from Soluch Field near Benghazi at 2:15 p m It joined the formation and continued on to Naples However, a sandstorm caused eight B-24s to return to Soluch, leaving four aircraft to continue the operation
- Lost and Found: The Story of ‘Lady Be Good’ and Her Crew
On April 4, 1943, a B-24D Liberator nicknamed Lady Be Good took off from Soluch, an airstrip located near Bengazi, Libya, for what would be her first and final mission
- The Lady Be Good: Flight From The Desert To Oblivion
Subsequent Air Force searches (collectively dubbed Operation Climax) eventually found the remains of Guy Shelley and Harold Ripslinger John Woravka’s remains were found by another BP oil exploration crew a few months later
- Operation Climax - Lady Be Good Search (1960) - YouTube
Description from National Archives: "Shot List LS, fuel drums being unloaded from C-130 Capt Fuller walking with Libyan newsmen Int, tent, Capt Fuller b
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