Staff Sergeant John O’Neil visits the farm next to his base in Alconbury in 1944.

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FNP Military Press supports the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in Pooler, Georgia. We encourage membership in the museum to all who have an interest in preserving the memory of the Mighty 8th Air Force. Purchases of Frank D. Murphy’s book, Luck of the Draw, Reflections on the Air War in Europe help to financially sustain the museum. Frank D. Murphy has directed us that all his authors’ royalties be donated to the Mighty 8th Force Museum.

When visiting the museum please stop by the Navigator Exhibit sponsored by Frank and Ann Murphy. The exhibit is interactive and features four flat-screen monitors describing the science of navigation. The participant uses a touch screen to make decisions and choices as those a navigator was faced with on actual bombing missions In addition to the interactive computer simulation, there is an exhibit featuring a fully dressed manikin in actual uniform and navigator equipment from the Museum collections The exhibit is dedicated to those brave men whose fearless sense of duty enabled Eighth Air Force bomber formations to reach their missions objectives.

John O’Neil III, Frank D. Murphy and Ann Murphy in front of the Navigator Exhibit sponsored by the Murphy Family at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in Pooler, GA May 2007 (Frank can be seen on any one of the four flat screens (shown above) as part of the interactive exhibit).

"The Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum preserves for all the Americans the Stories of courage, character and patriotism displayed by the men and women of the eighth air Force from World War II to the present.

The Museum treasures and teaches these values for all generations

The Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum’s vision is to sustain our cultural Heritage, support lifelong character education, and to be a center of community engagement."

Please visit the Museum at: www.mightyeighth.org.