Welcome to the 384th Bombardment Group Museum
Step back in time and explore the incredible legacy of the 384th Bombardment Group, a courageous unit of the U.S. Army Air Forces that served in England during World War II.
Our museum is dedicated to preserving the stories of the brave American airmen who flew from RAF Grafton Underwood, facing immense challenges in the skies over Europe. Through historical exhibits, personal accounts, and wartime artifacts, we honor their sacrifice, dedication, and the deep bond forged between the U.S. and the United Kingdom.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a veteran’s family member, or someone discovering the story for the first time, we invite you to explore the heroism, resilience, and contributions of the 384th Bombardment Group.
Join us in remembering their service and ensuring their stories live on for generations to come.
On This Day
1945-04-07 - Mission 306
Mission number: 306
On 7th April 1945 - just over 80 years ago - the 384th were in action again, with 42 aircraft assigned to bomb an oil storage plant at Hitzaker in Germany. With 3 unused ground spares 1 and 1 that scrubbed the mission, 38 B17s took off shortly after 10:31 and made their way towards the target. Group lead was an unnamed PFF equipped B17 being flown by Sam Gail Tuck with Commander William T Johnson and 3 navigators on board (crew pictured) T...
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Method Cyril Billy - Chaplain
1st Lt. / Captain Method Cyril Billy Chaplain Aug. 1943 - Oct. 1944 384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) Serial Nr O-504885 Served under three Base Commanders - Budd Peaslee, Julius Lacey, Dale Smith. Transferred to the 92nd Bomb Group, RAF Podington in Oct. 1944. Born Michael Billy, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Billy in Plains Township, Pennsylvania on 12th December 1910. He graduated from St. Francis Seminary in 1929, w...
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