John C. “Bucky” Egan, Original 100th, was Commander of the 418th  and at one time Air – Exec. Egan died in 1977. Not enough is known of this Original 100th veteran
	Albert M. “Bucky” Elton, one of three "Buckies" in the group. He was Original 100th and later became group operations officer.  Elton led the group to Berlin on 06 Mar 44. This was the well known mission 250.
	Dr. G. O. Emerson, Commanding Officer of the Base Hospital
	100th Group Engineering Officers.  Seated center is “Butch” Rovegno the Group Engineering Officer, others include Carleton of the 351st on Rovegno’s left and Healily of the 349th behind Carleton. The two officers on the right are William Clift of the 418th and Don J. Blazer of the 350th.  This is a very early photo and could have been shot in the States.
	Ernie Spencer and James Plough, members of the I. W. Champion’s 418th crew
	Owen D. “Cowboy” Roane of the 349th speaking at a Confederate Air Force function in 1994
	EZ GOIN' Airman unidentified.
	Jerome E. Ferroggiaro, a professional soldier. Ferroggiaro fought in the Philippines in the 1930s, with the Abraham Lincoln Brigade during the Spanish civil war, and with the 100th in WWII. His crew were shot down on the 08 Oct 43 Bremen mission becoming a POW. He died at this home near Phoenix, AZ in the mid-nineties
	James P. Fitton, Original 350th BOM. Note the incorrect spelling of his name in the photo.
	George E. Flanagan – 351st ROG – Completed his combat tour 16 Sept 1943 with the Bordeaux. Flanagan was a member of the Glen Dye crew, first 100th crew to complete a combat tour.
	Two 100th pilots, W.R. Flesh  - 418th and J.G. Gossage of the 349th. Gossage was shot down on a practice mission and was rescued from the North Sea.
	Robert E. Flesher, 418th Commanding Officer,  and one of the many mascots of the 100th
	William  H. Fletcher – One of the groups most charismatic members. His aircraft were all named “FLETCHER'S  CASTORIA”.  Lost on the 21 Feb 44 Brunswick mission and became a POW.  One of Fletchers favorite pastimes was shooting flies on the ceiling of his hut. He married a beautiful English girl soon after the war.  Detailed Information
	William A. Carleton, 351st Engineering Officer, left, and Robert E. Spangler, popular 351st Line Chief under the nose of Fools Rush In, one of the 351st better known aircraft.
	Anderson R. Frank, Jr.  – 350th TG from the Red Harper crew