🌺 The Nineteen-Year-Old Flight Engineer Who Fell on D-Day — Sergeant Geoffrey Albert Maund 🌺 Geoffrey Albert Maund was born in April 1924 in the quiet countryside of Ledbury, Herefordshire, the son of Albert and Gwendoline Maund. He grew up among fields, small villages, and the steady rhythm of rural life — a world that must have felt a lifetime away from the war that would claim him. By his teenage years, Europe was at war again. And like so many young men, Geoffrey stepped forward. He joined

🚑🚁 Not your average Tuesday. Medics from HHC, 1st Engineer Battalion, linked up with aviators from the 3ID Combat Aviation Brigade to rehearse hoist training on NATO’s Eastern Flank. Suspended between ground and sky, teams focused on coordination, clear communication, and trust; skills that matter most when lives are on the line. This training ensures medics and aircrews are ready to respond anywhere, anytime, proving that readiness does not stop at the flight line. #ArmyMedics #AviationTeam #

Last #TrainerTuesday we showed you a B-24 training film and you all said you wanted more, so here's how to be a B-29 flight engineer. Check out the full film and tell us if you want more of these training films in your future! | Commemorative Air Force B29 B24 Squadron