T/Sgt. George W. Forsyth's Diary History 
								
								 
								
									
										
											
												History of the Diary 
												
													- Veteran/Position/Squadron/Crew:
 T/Sgt. George W. Forsyth 
														B-17 Engineer/TT Gunner 
														602nd Squadron 
														Al Petska's 602 crew												 - Original Diary Location:
 The handwritten original is thought to be with the Forsyth family. The diary was typed by November 1945 and George Forsyth sent a copy to fellow crew member James Froelich.											 - Copies at Key Repositories:
 
														8th AF Heritage Museum in Savannah: No 
														Hertfordshire Archives: No 
														398th's Wally Blackwell: 
														398th's James Froelich: Paper and Electronic 
														398th's Dave Jordan: Paper and Electronic 
														398th Al Pestra's 603 Crew Members: Paper copies thought to be with all of the crew or their families 
														398th's Allen Ostrom: No 
														398th Web Site/Archive: Electronic 
													 - Period Covered:
 
														Thirty-five 398th Missions between November 30, 1944 and April 8, 1945
													 - When written:
 George's diary was written after each mission.													 - Transcribers to Electronic Text:
 James Froelich, son of Sgt. James S. Froelich created scanned images and a typed electronic version of the diary in early 2003. Wally Blackwell and Dave Jordan performed minor editing for the web version.												 - Contact Information:
 
														Comments or corrections about this diary can be sent to the 398th Comment Coordinator.
													 - Epilogue:
 
														Not available.
																									  
											 
										 
									 
								 
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