Each month a member of our B-29 mailing list is asked to write a short column about the subject of his/her choice. This changes monthly and is archived.
- April 1999 - How the Revisionist Grinches Stole the 50th Anniversary of the End of World War II, by Andy Doty
- May 1999 - The
tale of our 16th mission . . .
by Joseph Majeski - July 1999 - Col. Patrick J. Ryan - The REAL Bombardier by Fred Byars
- September 1999 - The Take Off in a Loaded B-29 by Earl L. Johnson, Maj. Gen. (Retired)
- October 1999 - The first B29 to Bomb Japan - by Terrence Lindell
- November 1999 - Ford Speaks Out
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December 1999 - Memories of Genie, Tinian 1945 by Nate Hicks
- January 2000- Looking Back by James E. Reifenschneider
- February 2000 - No column
- March 2000 The Air Force Today and Yesterday by George Runkle
- April 2000 - The B-29 in Weather Reconnaissance by Tom Robison.
- June 2000 - Detection of the First Russian Nuclear Explosion by Bob Mann
- July 2000 - Two co-writers this month. Jim Reifenschneider talks of sharing his war-time experiences and Bud Farrell shares letters from Korea.
- August
2000 - The
loss of 54th Start Recon Squadron's 44-61640 26Feb52
by Bob Mann - September 2000 - Climbing Mount Fuji - by Earl Johnson
- October 2000 - Recipe for Disaster by Jesse Richey
- November 2000 - March 9, 1945 by Robert Ramer
- December 2000 - The Awful AWOL Christmas by Don Muray
- January 2001 - A Surprise Visit to Iwo by Earl Hart
- February 2001 - A Day in the Life of a Flight Engineer by Jack Caldwell
- March 2001 - "I'm not lost, only temporarily uncertain of position by Sandy Amell". A navigator's role and training on a B-29.
- April 2001 - A Day in the Life of a Tail Gunner by Andy Doty
- May 2001 - George N. Beck - Gunner at Large
- June
2001 - Jack Montgomery's The Training Maze
- July 2001 - by Bob Mann. Mechanics Worked through the Night NEW
- September
2001 Uncle Sam - I'm Back. One of the many sagas of Harlyn Turner
a gunner in the 343rd Bomb Squadron NEW