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HISTORY OF OUR LOGO:

The tank with wings was selected as the logo to represent our museum after doing a Veteran’s History Project interview with Mr. Edward Safford. The logo was the actual nose-art on the B-17 that Mr. Safford was on with the 569th Squadron, 390 Bomber Group. Mr. Safford’s original B-17 was involved in a crash. The captain considered the replacement B-17, to fly like a tank. The flight crew came up with the picture of the flying tank and named the airplane the General Sherman.

We felt this nose-art represented the diversity we are trying to bring out in our museum. If anyone has any more history on this particular nose-art, please let us know.

VETERAN’S HISTORY PROJECT:

To date, Carole Norville, has completed five veteran’s oral history projects on behalf of the Library of Congress. If you are a member of the military that has been involved in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, Iraq or Afganistan and would consider being part of a worthwhile project, please contact Carole Norville at (386)314-4499.
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