Photo Gallery

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

A/C 44-8787 MISS JONES LN-C. (Photo courtesy of Dennis Churchill)

A/C 44-8787 MISS JONES LN-C. (Photo courtesy of Dennis Churchill)

Lawrence W. Riegel, pilot, KIA on the 11 Sept 44 Ruhland mission. Riegel crew information

A/C 44-8447 LN-G (Photo courtesy of Greg Burkhart)

The Albert Willoughby crew. (Photo courtesy of Craig Bardwell, son of Waist Gunner Glen Bardwell. Willoughby crew information

Crash site of B17 231502 Terry n' Ten on January 29, 1944. Copy of Accident Report, "On 29 January 1944, 2nd Lt Lloyd C. Marks, ASN 0-746387 and his crew took off on an operational mission in a B-17G A/C #42-31502. The takeoff time was 0631 and it was still dark. The weather was overcast at 400 feet and with 3 miles visibility. Shortly after takeoff, the pilot reported he had climbed to 300 feet and had lost all cockpit lighting. The A/C crashed at 0634 about 3 miles west of the field at Frenze Lane, which is NE of Scole. Lt. Marks (pilot) and Sgt. Anderson (Engineer) and Lt Lundholm (Copilot) escaped with severe burns while the rest or the crew received fatal injuries. The A/C was destroyed." (Photo courtesy of Ernest Havecker and his family: Eileen Rosenthal and Jodi Womack.) Marks crew information

AC 231991 MISS IRISH II/MISS CHIEF after taxi accident. (Photo courtesy of Ernest Havecker and his family: Eileen Rosenthal and Jodi Womack.)

Chin-Up Girl 46505 100th Air Craft. (Photo courtesy of Ernie Havecker and his family: Eileen Rosenthal and Jodi Womack.)