On this Memorial Day, we thought it would be fitting to stop and
remember our people who have served and are still serving their
duties for the USA. "They are perhaps the most forgotten of World
War II's forgotten. They never reached Europe or the Pacific.
Instead they died thousands of miles from the war in lumbering
bombers and crude fighter planes that plowed into snowy New England
mountainsides or dropped into the Atlantic, often in the black of
night. They were the casualties of flight training, deprived even
of the gratitude and honor bestowed on victims of combat."-AP
As you hike the M-M trails, or visit the Summit House, stop by
this monument dedicated to all those who lost thier lives flying
from Westover Field during W.W. II. (It's a 1-1 if you drive up, or
hiking make it a 1-2.5)
*To verify your find, e-mail us with the type of plane on the
monument and date, don't post your answer here even if encrypted
(or you can post a picture of you at the monument without showing
the details).BTW: No couch potato logs; you must visit it to log
it!
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