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William T Whisner

World War II

United States of America
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Thumbnail for ENGLAND-Capt. William T. Whisner, of 312 Albany Ave., Shreveport, La., who shot down six FW-190s and probably destroyed another 11/21/44 to equal the record of enemy planes down in the air on a single mission. These victories raise Capt. Whisner's - Page 1ENGLAND-Capt. William T. Whisner, of 312 Albany Ave., Shreveport, La., who shot down six FW-190s and probably destroyed another 11/21/44 to equal the record of enemy planes down in the air on a single mission. These victories raise Capt. Whisner's - Page 1
Thumbnail for Capt. George E. Preddy Of Greensboro, Nc, (Left) And 1St Lt. William T. Whisner, Jr., (Right) Shreveport. La., Pose Beside A Republic P-47 At An Airbase In England, Shortly After The Rescue Of Capt. Preddy Who Was Forced To Bail Out Of His Plane Over The - Page 3Capt. George E. Preddy Of Greensboro, Nc, (Left) And 1St Lt. William T. Whisner, Jr., (Right) Shreveport. La., Pose Beside A Republic P-47 At An Airbase In England, Shortly After The Rescue Of Capt. Preddy Who Was Forced To Bail Out Of His Plane Over The - Page 3
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