Glenn Miller

[sha:bfe243d1889895d2] This photo from a US Government website (http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/afp/afp1297.htm) shows Maj. Glen Miller during his service in the US Army Air Corps.

[sha:cf24e70ae401a562] Bronze bust of Glenn Miller in an alcove on the front of the Corn Exchange in Bedford, England, where he once performed. There is a plaque beneath.

[sha:0ede464c5c31be7e] RAF Twinwood Control Tower restored in 2002 it contains a tribute to Major Alton Glenn Miller who took his final flight from here on the 15th December 1944. Photograph taken by MilborneOne

[sha:f6b1409d36be2c0f] Cover of sheet music

[sha:cfe41ffd25e9fc20] Sheet music cover for "American Patrol" by Meacham, F.W.

[sha:dd47bf3ad1ac546c] Twinwood Airfield. Twinwood Airfield is notable as being the airfield from which Glenn Miller set off on his last journey before being lost over the English Channel.

[sha:f998baa12a06cfe2] Leedsgate Farm, Bedford Purlieus Woods. The building in the centre background was the gym, cinema and chapel for RAF Kings Cliffe and was the last place that Glen Miller played before he disappeared.

[sha:40cd5432961b4525] The plaque beneath the bust of Glenn Miller on Bedford Corn Exchange.