Quentin Kaiser's Photographs of Scenes Around Corsica
Two roadside kilometer markers photographed by Quentin Kaiser on Corsica in 1944.
Roadside scenery in the town of Cervione, four miles north of the airfield at Alesani.
The town of Cervione as seen from the southern approach along the road from Alesani.
The beautiful hillside town of Cervione, Corsica.
Here's my dad standing by an old ox cart and with Naughton and Devine, by a tent.
Here's my dad sitting on some 1000 pound bombs. B-25J 9V "Miss Rebel" is in the background.
Quentin Kaiser took these pictures of the signs posted by the tent camp areas for each of the four squadrons of the 340th Bombardment Group- the 486th, 487th, 488th and 489th Bombardment Squadrons.
This is my dad with "CANADAK," the dog named for the four tent mates: Carter, Naughton, Devine and Kaiser, in the defensive 50 caliber machine gun trench behind their tent.