Meagan McGough, left, turned over her crown to Michelle Mack.
11. Dec, 2010 
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Am trying to locate family/relatives of a Jack McGough (WWII airman) rescued by the French Underground. Have a written tribute signed by Dwight Eisenhower to a French Family who helped return 95 U.S. airmen to England. Jack is one of the airmen listed. Please contact me for more information.
Jim McGough (Hartford, Ct.)