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Bodney Airfield, Bodney, England Dedicated July 9, 1983 Photo courtesy of Todd Gehrke |
Ceremony at Y-29, Asch, Belgium April 9, 2003. Pictured from left to right: Elmer Smith, Ray Mitchell, Sandy Moats, Robert Powell, Jean Hood, Reece Lewis, and Leonard Henderson. Photo courtesy of Todd Gehrke |
Air Force Museum, Dayton, Ohio Dedicated September 5, 1986 Photo courtesy of Terry Waters |
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| Maj. George E. Preddy Jr. |
North Carolina Historical Marker near the Preddy home place. Photo courtesy of Joe Noah |
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Wall of Honor, Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO Dedicated October 5, 1990 Photo courtesy of John E. Ross, Maj, USAF (Ret) |
Plaque for the Control Tower at our wartime airbase at Bodney, England Dedicated July 4, 1992 Photo courtesy of Joe Noah |
 Plaque honoring Capt. Ray Little at his hometown in Perryville, MO. |
8th Air Force Museum
Savannah, Georgia
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The Memorial Bench at the 8th Air Force
Heritage Museum, Savannah, GA Dedicated October 10, 1997 Photo courtesy of Bill Scheuerman |
Close-up of the 352nd Association Logo on the bench pictured at left. Photo courtesy of Todd Gehrke. |
Plaque recognizing the 352nd Fighter Group at the 8th Air Force Museum in Savannah. Photo courtesy of Don Hickey. |
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352nd Exhibit Photo courtesy of Todd Gehrke |
Little One III Photo courtesy of Todd Gehrke |
American War Memorial Cemetery
Maddingly, United Kingdom
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2nd Lt. Ralph I. Williamson 487th FS 352nd FG Texas April 9, 1944 |
Sgt. Joseph J. Rubin 352nd FG New York January 28, 1944 |
Maj. Nathan W. Hylan HQ 352nd FG New Hampshire January 28, 1944 |
Ardennes American Cemetery and Memorial
Neupre, Liege, Belgium
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2nd Lt. Jack C. Landrum 487th FS 352nd FG Texas October 24, 1944 |
2nd Lt. Walter Gehrke 328th FS 352nd FG Michigan August 6, 1944 |
Lorraine American Cemetery and Memorial
St. Avold (Moselle), France
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Maj. George E. Preddy, Jr. 328th FS 352nd FG North Carolina December 25, 1944 |
Memorial Service given by Rev. Jean Hood, 352nd FG HQ April 11, 2003 |
1st Lt. William R. Preddy 503 FS 339th FG North Carolina April 17, 1945 (Honorary) |
16 lifesized busts of Major George E. Preddy placed in aviation museums and libraries. (See photo above.)
More than 100 plaques with the names of 352 veterans on the Wall of Honor at the 8th Air Force Heritage Museum in Savannah, GA.
A full-sized replica of Don Bryan's "Little One" P-51 hanging from the ceiling of the atrium of the 8th AF Heritage Museum in Savannah, GA.
One of the dozen special exhibits dedicated to 8th AF Groups with their memorabilia displayed at the 8th AF Heritage Museum in Savannah, GA.
A special memorial plaque honoring the crew of Don Bryan in the Memorial Garden of the 8th AF Heritage Museum.
A special memorial plaque honoring McDonald Godfrey in the Memorial Garden of the 8th AF Heritage Museum.
A special section of the Greensboro, NC Historical Museum honoring George E. Preddy and his brother, Bill (of the 339th FG) both KIAs in the 8th AF during WWII.
A street in Greensboro, NC., hometown of Major George E. Preddy, named Preddy Boulevard.
Our history, "The Bluenosed Bastards of Bodney" honoring all of those who served at Bodney during WWII.
A biography of Major George E. :Preddy by Joe Noah and Sam Sox, titled "Preddy, Top Mustang Ace."
A video honoring Major Preddy using the same title.
A special section of a library in Illinois honoring the 352nd.
A special Memorial Park honoring Robert Frascotti in his hometown.
A special Memorial Playground honoring Leroy Hill in his hometown.
A special Memorial dedicated to Ace Ray Littge in his hometown.
A Bridge dedicated to Col. Bill Halton in his hometown of Providence, RI.
A special Memorial to Major Gignac in Europe where he went down.
Some of our pilots listed on the Wall of Missing at the American Cemetery at Cambridge, England.
In addition to these we have the following Memorials honoring the 352nd
If you have additional pictures of any of the above memorials or any other pictures that would go well on this site,