Looking for WWII Distinguished Flying Cross information on TUTTLE and NALLEY

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Hello! I am looking for information about BURTON J. TUTTLE. Serial Number 19094300 . He joined the Army Air Corps on March 9th, 1942 in Washington State. He received both the Air Medal and DFC, but I can not find any information about him. I do not know what unit he was assigned to. 
 I believe his brother CLYDE B. TUTTLE (serial number 39303561, enlisted Sept. 12, 1941 in Washington State) may have also been awarded an Air Medal, but again I do not know anything about his service aside from his enlistment info. 
 I would also like to find the DFC card for ROY THOMAS NALLEY (sometimes misspelled Nally). 8th AF, 97th Bomb Group. His pilot was the first man in the 8th Air Force to be killed, and he and the bombardier flew the B-17 back to England. He was shot down 2 more times. 
 I apologize for the large request, but thank you for what you're doing! Many people are grateful for your efforts.

Defendress · Answer

Hey sdolson..! Alrighty, so, I found the DFC card for Roy Nalley, the AM card for Clyde B Tuttle, and also found the DFC/AM cards for Burton J Tuttle, with only one exception being that the service # is different per the one listed in your post, and that I found when he first enlisted. That being said, I cross checked the name to confirm that there was only this one "Burton J Tuttle" who hailed from Washington and/or the surrounding states, (his DFC states Seattle, Washington which is where they enlisted, and where he enlisted) , and this was the only Burton J Tuttle to be found. So these are his cards, sometimes they would reissue a number in regards to status change ...( have seen this before with some of my collections) so these are definitely the ones for Burton, 100x100%. Will also add a small newspaper article for you as well about Burton (just a paragraph) .. if you have any questions, please feel free and ask away to your heart's content sdolson by all means.. 
 - Dea

Looking for WWII Distinguished Flying Cross information on TUTTLE and NALLEY

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