Hiroshima 75th anniversary: Iowan Pl Tibbets flew Enola Gay that dropped A bomb

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Genealogy for Enola Gay Tibbets (Haggard) (1890 - 1966) fay tree on Geni, wh over 250 ln profil of anctors and livg relativ.

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ENOLA GAY WAS ONCE A GIRL GLIDN

Enola Gay. The B-29 known forevermore as the Enola Gay took off at 2:30 a.

The Enola Gay was back the news last week wh the passg of s last-livg crew member, navigator Theodore “Dutch” Van Kirk, at the age of 93. All 12 men who flew aboard the Enola Gay that morng are now gone.

ENOLA GAY TIBBETS

No matter what webse you vised last week to read of Van Kirk’s ath — and of the Enola Gay’s top-secret missn the wang days of World War II — the ments were always a mix of gratu and horror. The standg-room-only crowd the dorium that day was more terted hearg about the Enola Gay’s takeoff weight and cisg speed on Aug.

But 69 years ago, Enola Gay Tibbets — formerly Enola Gay Haggard — was prumably jt happy to have her son e home after nearly four years of war. I had no ia Enola Gay grew up the area until jt recently, when Jefferson’s Bob Owens, 87, mentned nversatn.

IOWA HISTORY DAILY: AUGT 6 - PL TIBBETS AND ENOLA GAY

Historil rerds matchg Enola Gay Tibbets.

About Enola Gay Tibbets. Enola Gay Tibbets was the dghter of Aled Allen Haggard and Mary Lava Wareham. The Enola Gay, a B-29 Bomber piloted by her son and the first aircraft to drop the atomic bomb, was named after her.

Birth of Enola Gay Tibbets. Death of Enola Gay Tibbets. Baptism of Enola Gay Tibbets????

HIROSHIMA 75TH ANNIVERSARY: IOWA PILOT PL TIBBETS FLEW ENOLA GAY THAT DROPPED A BOMB

Burial of Enola Gay Tibbets.

Iowa History Daily: On Augt 6, 1945, Pl Tibbets, formerly of Davenport and D Mo, piloted a plane named for his Glidn, Iowa-born mother, Enola Gay, on a missn to drop the first atomic bomb on Japan. And Enola Gay Haggard, Tibbets moved to Davenport when only three years old.

*BEAR-MAGAZINE.COM* ENOLA GAY GLIDDEN IOWA

Iowa History Daily: Augt 6 - Pl Tibbets and Enola Gay .

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