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This is a photograph of a B-24 Liberator Bomber, the type of aircraft flown by 2nd Lieutenant Dewey G. Hooper. This photograph is identified as the Texas Terror on the website WikiTree.

This is a portrait of Dewey Hooper taken in 1942, after he had completed his flight training and been commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army Air Forces at the Advanced Flying School at Turner Air Field (later Turner Air Force Base), Albany,…

This is a pilot log book used by Dewey G. Hooper, Elon College class of 1940, showing his flight hours from January to August 1942, while he was in flight school for the U.S. Army Air Corps. The image is of just two pages of the book, dates 5-23 to…

This is a photograph of a World War II memorial erected in front of Prospect Hill School in Caswell County, NC. The memorial has the name of former students who were killed serving in the Armed Forces during World War II; among the names is Dewey…

This is a photograph of three young women, presumably students at Elon College. The three women are dressed in bathing suits and are standing on one of the brick walls of the campus during winter; there is snow on the ground and on top of the wall. …

This is a photograph of a man in a U. S. Army uniform, evidently running out of a barracks of some kind. The man in unidentified, as is the location. This picture may have been taken by Dewey Hooper at one of the bases he was stationed at.

This is a photograph of the front of the "Cross in the Clouds", located on Mt. Straloch, Hitchenbrook Island, Queensland, Australia. The cross is an aluminum cross erected in 1960 by cadets of the Air Training Corps located at Garbutt air field (now…

This is a photograph of the 1940 May Court and May Queen Edna Fitch at Elon College, most likely taken by Dewey Hooper.

This a photograph of buildings on the campus of Elon College, most likely taken by Dewey Hooper. The view is looking east towards Mooney Building, with the O'Kelly Monument in the foreground.

This is a photograph of the Elon College Basketball Team, taken in the late 1930s, most likely by Dewey Hooper.