Wanted to share a project I'm working on that is intended to be a means to make available an abundance of information I've collected on pilots who flew at Greenville Army Airfield, MS, during WWII. The first "phase" of this project is a website that will be used to share basic information on every Greenville Flyer (pilot) that I've identified.
https://greenvilleflyers.weebly.com/The listing of pilots can be found here;
https://greenvilleflyers.weebly.com/gre ... lyers.htmlI intend to add some additional filter/search criteria, but it is currently searchable and sortable. I do not intend to publish additional information for each pilot on this website, with the exception of period blog posts. A post might share an interesting article regarding a Greenville Flyer, but will not discuss the individual much beyond the content of the article.
The website also serves as a means for individuals to contribute information regarding a relative or friend who was a Greenville Flyer.
https://greenvilleflyers.weebly.com/contribute.htmlThe second "phase" of the project will be in the form of a book. While it would be wonderful to thoroughly document every pilot I've identified, it's not practical. The book will discuss a selection of pilots. From the first blog post, the Flyers discussed will include;
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Aviation Cadets who washed out of training. Pilots who became instructors and never left the states. Pilots who were killed in training. Pilots who went overseas and never experienced battle. Pilots who witnessed their friends perish in battle. Pilots who themselves perished in battle or otherwise. Their life prior to, during, and (if applicable) after war will be documented.
Any feedback or critique is welcomed.