bigpigeon.us webpage WWII US, © 2023 by Robert A. Christiansen, links checked by RAC 24 Sep 2022, updated by RAC 26 Jan 2023.
The United States and WWII
The United States and WWII
Links to all subpages of Big Pigeon's WWII US module: Some subpages are not complete.
- WWII Operations - no content, being recycled.
- WWII Overview
- The US in WWII - Organization
- WWII Web Sources
- Web Sources - Personnel
- Web Sources - Japan
- Web Sources - Germany
- WWII Personnel
- WWII Battle Casualties - killed, wounded, prisoner & missing.
- WWII Deaths - battle-related and non-battle deaths - in process.
- WWII Burials - where the dead are buried and the unrecovered dead.
- WWII Service Numbers - the identification system US armed forces members.
- WWII Ground Forces
- High-Level Organization - About army groups, armies, corps and divisions.
- Infantry Division Organization - US Army Infantry & Marine Corps divisions.
- Ground Forces - Japan - High-level US Ground Forces Organization.
- Ground Forces - The MTO - High-level US Ground Forces Organization.
- WWII in the Air
- WWII at Sea
- WWII - At Home (little content)
- WWII - The Civilian Victims (no content yet)
- WWII - Strategic Bombing (little content)
- The Cold War (no content yet)
- World War I (little content yet)
- Iowa in WWI
Sources for Big Pigeon's WWII US webpage:
- NO LONGER USED The page header image, Last Omaha B-26, https://omaha.com/martin-bomber-plant-near-bellevue-helped-end-world-war-ii-and-now-faces-its-own/article_333671cf-322e-5c4a-b687-7a0c10ae60d1.html, c/o Omaha.com, https://omaha.com, the on-line publication of the Omaha World-Herald. This 4 April 1944 photo shows the rollout of the last of 1,585 Martin B-26 Marauder aircraft produced at the Martin Bomber Plant, south of Omaha at the current location of Offutt Air Force Base. The Martin plant was transitioning to produce the new B-29 Superfortress very heavy bombers under contract with the Boeing Aircraft Co.