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Col Wm. R. Vaughan USAF (Ret)
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Mr. Allen R. Vaughan
Joined U.S. Army Air Corps, 18 Mar 1941. Training Commander, primary and advanced 1200 flight hours, B-17s 1700 hours, B-29s 2200 hours (Western Flying Training Command). Operations Officer 509th Bomb Wing at Roswell, NM. Outfitting 10 B-29s to carry the Atomic Bomb. Recon Squadron in Alaska. Awarded the DFC. Photo- mapping Northern Canada.
Additional flight time: B-36s 1000 hours, B-47s 110 hours, B-52s 1500 hours. Missiles, Atlas E and Minute Man. Retired 8 Aug 1968.
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