WWII VMF 323 Death Rattlers Marines Squadron Vought F4U Corsair Ace Pilots

WWII History buffs will love these VMF 323 photographs. These photographs complement the Squadron's outstanding achievements and success. Amazing, never before seen images photographed by the men themselves. It gives the viewer a unique perspective. VMF 323, lead by a young commander named Major George Axtell, succeeded beyond expectations or predictions. From April to August 1945, the Death Rattlers shot down a total of 124.5 enemy aircraft and twelve pilots became Aces during the Battle of Okinawa. These photos are from my father's personal collection and photo albums. His name is Al Wells. He was a member of VMF 323 and an Ace Pilot. Most photos have never been published before and are rare, precious visual gems. There is a Coffee Table Book available at: http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail... This fantastic book is a pictorial journey back in time to the Pacific during WWII.