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Today in World War II History—July 14, 1944

Sunday, July 14, 2024 by Sarah Sundin
B-17 of US 94th Bomb Group drops supplies to French Resistance in Vercors region, 14 July 1944 (US Army Air Force photo)

B-17 of US 94th Bomb Group drops supplies to French Resistance in Vercors region, 14 July 1944 (US Army Air Force photo)

80 Years Ago—July 14, 1944: On Bastille Day, US Eighth Air Force B-17s make a supply drop to resistance forces in France.

Glenn Miller first performs at an airfield in England—for the 306th Bombardment Group in a hangar at Thurleigh with 3500 in attendance.

Japanese conscript women ages 12-40 for war work.

In California, Shasta Dam opens.

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