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Events

100th Bomb Group Reunion:  September 16-19, 2027 in Dulles

Online event registration opens here in January 2027

Hotel registration opens on October 15, 2026

Plan now to connect with other members, families, and friends of the 100th Bomb Group Foundation as we gather at the Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles in September 2027. These large-scale reuions of our 100th family give us a welcoming place to enjoy world-class programming and spend time with 100th historians, veterans’ families, and friends from our international membership community.

Registered attendees will gain access to historical displays, daily programs and presentations, as well as a number of group meals.

Our agenda will include time to visit the nearby Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Air & Space Museum, while the Washington, DC area’s many other attractions offer many additional site-seeing opportunities if you can arrive earlier or stay later. 

Reunion Schedule

Reunion programming officially begins on Thursday, September 16, and continues through Saturday, September 18, 2027. However,  attendees who come early on Wednesday September 15 can register for an “early arrivals” dinner that evening and find our volunteers setting up historical displays, PX sales items, and more. 

The agenda for each day’s events will appear here when finalized.

Registration for the event’s activites opens in January. But after October 15, 2026, we encourage you to get a headstart on your reunion experience by reserving your hotel room at our special group rate of $179/night + taxes. 

After October 15, you can call Marriott Passkey at +1-800-266-9432 and ask for the rate for the Event Group Name: 100th Bomb Group Foundation Reunion.

Questions? Email:  reunion@100thbg.com

About Our Reunions

Main Reunions

Historically, the 100th Bomb Group Foundation has met in reunion every two years. Although these “main reunions” took place for many years prior to 2001, we have limited photographs from those early gatherings. In contrast to many other WWII groups who have fallen inactive, the 100th remains alive and well. 

Mini Reunions
In addition to the main reunions, the Foundation sometimes holds “mini-reunions” in the off-years between the main events.

Special Events
100th people also come together in a variety of “other events” which are organized by members rather than the Foundation’s reunion committee. These special events often function like mini reunions, bringing 100th family together, usually on a smaller scale.