Army Air Corps - 40th Bomb Squadron - World War II with Pacific Service Ribbons - Mug corps A powerful tribute to the

A powerful tribute to the aircrew specialists who operated sophisticated detection and communications equipment to hunt submarines and protect the fleet—the professionals who flew antisubmarine warfare missions ensuring maritime superiority and sea control

Built to last as long as the memory

Known as the "Intellectual Center of the Army

HT personnel are also critical members of damage control teams

Army Air Corps - 40th Bomb Squadron - World War II with Pacific Service Ribbons - Mug corps A powerful tribute to theThey were formed as a combat unit in the spring of 1941. From all parts of the United States they came young, fearless and thirsty for adventure. Well trained and highly qualified, they fiew the powerful Boeing B 29 Superfortress, the biggest and deadliest bomber of World War II. With it, they bombed the Japanese from their base on Tinian Island in the Marianas. They were the crews of the 40th Bomb Group.