1LT Jasinowski [first name unknown, no further details] copilot of C-47 43-49203 Li’L Woman the 320th BG's courier aircraft - this image is from a roll of negatives taken in and around the Dijon-Longvic Airfield, France on or before April 1944 - Note: This photo was scanned in 2004 from 35mm negatives discovered the Taylor Family collection. Damage due from improper handling and storage.

C-47 43-49203 "Li’L Woman" courier/liaison aircraft for the 320th Bomb Group. Douglas had been injured in a crash at takeoff of B-26 41-17792 "NANA" on 8 July, 1943. Upon return to duty in September 1944 he reassigned from the 444th Bomb Squadron as pilot of 43-49203, which he christened "Li'L Woman" in honor of his wife Sergeant Quinnelle Bass Taylor, an Army recruiter in the U. S. 1LT Jasinowski [first name unknown, no further details] was also reassigned from the 444th, he as copilot. The location is thought to be Lyon-Bron airfield Y-6, France and taken between later 1944 and April 1945. This is the aircraft that Douglas Taylor piloted to transport freed American POWs from from Stalag Luft I. One of the former prisoners was Francis Stanley "Gabby" Gabreski of the 56th Fighter Group. Note: This photograph is from rolls of negatives found in the Taylor Family collection and scanned in 2004. Damage due from improper handling and storage.