John H. Luckadoo, here the 350th Operations Officer and William D. DeSanders at the completion of their tours. The mission was the 13 Feb 44 NOBALL #120 (NOBALL was  a code name for attacks on the Germany V1 launching sites.)  On this mission Luckadoo flew as the Command Pilot with the DeSanders crew. Since Luckadoo was Command Pilot this indicates the 350th led the 100th on this mission.
	From left: D. K. “Handle Bar Hank” Lyster, 350th Commanding Officer, Gale W. “Bucky” Cleven after his escape from POW camp, Bucky was the Original 350th Commanding Officer and Robert “Rosie” Rosenthal. Rosie is a legend in the 100th and flew 52 missions to lead all 100th pilots
	349th Crew Chief Harold Mackamer.
	Stewart A. McClain, 350th pilot killed on the 25 Feb 44 Regensberg mission. This mission is known as the Second Regensberg by 100th veterans.
	349th Raymond J. Maink a WG on the Joseph P. Ricker Crew.
	Erna Malczok accompanied by her interrupter making the Klutts Presentation  at Midland, TX in 1994.
	Accepting Plaques for the 100th from Erna on behalf of the  Kluttz Academy in the Czech Republic are from left;  Bruce E. Alshouse,  Erna’s interrupter, Erna, Paul West and Owen “Cowboy” Roane.
	The 350th popular pilot Francis “Frank” Malooly. Frank leads the 100th in missions to Berlin. Detailed Information
	Walt Manser, 351st TG on the Sidney C. Johnson crew. Manser flew 35 missions, all with Sidney
	Walt & Gladys Manser with Charlie Beck, the ROG on the Sidney C. Johnson crew at the 1995 reunion in Fort Worth, TX
	Lawrence J, McCarr – 418th WG. This is his  “Escape “ photograph in the tweed jacket and striped tie that so amused German interrogators
	David F. McGrath – 349th NAV
	R.J. McKnight – 350th ROG
	This a Squadron Ordnance section.  The squadron is not identified.
	G. M. Myers – Crew Chief of the 350th famous fortress HARDLUCK