350th Bomb Squadron
Downed 100th aircrew (marked with X or arrow from L to R) Hobart Trigg, Wendell McConnaha, Edward Daly, and James Bormuth of the Arthur M. Vetter crew with members of the French Resistance in Paris after they were shot down on the 15 Sep 43 Pairs mission. The only identified member of the French Resistance shown here is Alain Fleury, standing third from left. Vetter Crew Information

Trigg, McConnaha, Daly, Bormuth Evadees
Maxim Barasch, Navigator on the Austin Dunlap Crew. (Courtesy of Robin Barasch Permut, daughter.) Dunlap crew information

Maxim Barasch, Navigator on the Austin Dunlap Crew
R. V. Churchill, ground crew on FLETCHERS CASTORIA and BACHELORS HEAVEN.

R.V. Churchill
, on left, with fellow ground crewmen. Ground crews worked long hours in all kinds of weather to keep the aircraft flying. They are the unsung heroes.

R. V. Churchill
Lee M. Raden, Navigator on the Edward H. Hansen crew. Hansen crew information

Lee M. Raden, Navigator
Walter J. Wisniesky, who was flying as the right waist gunner on the Lindley Williamson crew when it went down on the 24 MAY 44 Berlin mission. Walter became a POW. (Photo courtesy of Jack O'Leary) Williamson crew information

Walter J. Wisniesky,
Captain Charlie Gunter, Captain Herb Howard, Lt. Richard Nordrum and Lt. Irwin.

Gunter, Howard Nordrum Irwin
John Gibbons, Col. Lyster, Andy (unknown last name) Gibbons crew information, Col. Lyster information

John Gibbons, Col. Lyster
Edmund J. "Ned" Kauffman, Lead Crew Radar Navigator on the James B. Noble and Floyd H. Mason crews. (Photo courtesy of Kauffman family & Jack O'Leary)

Edmund Kauffman
James L. Simmons, Right Waist Gunner on the the George H. Gough crew. (Photo courtesy of Richard Jones, nephew of James L. Simmons. Gough crew information

James L. Simmons, Right Waist Gunner on the the George H. Gough crew.