William Francis "Bill" Wilson and brother Glenn Patrick "Pat" Wilson, October 1941
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Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1941
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Corp. William Francis "Bill" Wilson of the United States marine corps, (left), compares experiences with his brother, Glenn Patrick "Pat" Wilson, a pilot officer in the Royal Canadian Air Force, as the latter prepared to sail for England. Pilot Officer Wilson is believed to be the first Ann Arbor aviator to face combat service in England during the present war. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Wilson, 503 Detroit St. (Story on page 16.)
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1941
Caption
Corp. William Francis "Bill" Wilson of the United States marine corps, (left), compares experiences with his brother, Glenn Patrick "Pat" Wilson, a pilot officer in the Royal Canadian Air Force, as the latter prepared to sail for England. Pilot Officer Wilson is believed to be the first Ann Arbor aviator to face combat service in England during the present war. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Wilson, 503 Detroit St. (Story on page 16.)
Year
1941
Month
October
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