Wendling

Military orders dated 25 July 1944 sent them from the 2nd Combat Crew Replacement Center to the 392nd Bomb Group in Wendling, Norfolk, England.

THE JOHN McCORMICK STORY 2002

"It was a godsend to us at the time," he says, "as after we got blitzed out of Norwich we lived in Wendling and our water was from a well outside and a toilet at the bottom of the garden until they moved us onto the base."]

THE WAY IT WAS 1990

It is approximately twenty two miles long and fifteen miles wide) near Kings Lynn, and landed in Wendling, England, where we would be based.

"OUR TURN NEXT" 1942

After that, it was back to their home base in Wendling.

OUR CREW 2005

We were assigned to the 392nd Bomb Group, based in Wendling.

2nd Lt. Jack Kaplan, USAAF 1944

In 2005, also with coauthors Roger H. Bezdek and Robert M. Wendling, Hirsch declared that it would take "more than a decade" to "achieve significant overall fuel efficiency" and that "world-scale" efforts to replace conventional liquid fuels for transportation "will require 10-20 years of accelerated effort."

Craig K. Comstock: When the Market Fails Craig K. Comstock 2010

In 2005, also with coauthors Roger H. Bezdek and Robert M. Wendling, Hirsch declared that it would take "more than a decade" to "achieve significant overall fuel efficiency" and that "world-scale" efforts to replace conventional liquid fuels for transportation "will require 10-20 years of accelerated effort."

Craig K. Comstock: When the Market Fails Craig K. Comstock 2010

In 2005, also with coauthors Roger H. Bezdek and Robert M. Wendling, Hirsch declared that it would take "more than a decade" to "achieve significant overall fuel efficiency" and that "world-scale" efforts to replace conventional liquid fuels for transportation "will require 10-20 years of accelerated effort."

Craig K. Comstock: When the Market Fails Craig K. Comstock 2010

The three co-authors, Dr. Robert Hirsch, Dr. Roger Bezdek and Robert Wendling, use their more than 100 years combined experience in energy and economics to describe peak oil themes, building on a pioneering research paper they co-authored in 2005.

Andrew Kreig: Peak Oil Experts Fear Big New U.S. Job Losses, Economic Downturn Andrew Kreig 2010

In 2005, also with coauthors Roger H. Bezdek and Robert M. Wendling, Hirsch declared that it would take "more than a decade" to "achieve significant overall fuel efficiency" and that "world-scale" efforts to replace conventional liquid fuels for transportation "will require 10-20 years of accelerated effort."

Craig K. Comstock: When the Market Fails Craig K. Comstock 2010