350th Bomb Squadron
Francis Burns from Lt Krauter Crew Lucky Bastard Certificate ( Courtesy of Tara M Ben, Niece)

Francis E. Burns
Lt Archie S. Depew, Nav on Lt Hummel Crew.
My brothers and I grew up hearing that the name of his aircraft was the "Maybe". My father was Archie S. DEPEW, navigator on Thomas Hummel's B-17, #230311. Story goes that the crew each put a name in a hat and my father's submission was picked. He chose the name thinking that "maybe they'd come back, and maybe they wouldn't "
(Photo courtesy of Son Mark Depew)

Archie Depew
Half & Half after arriving at Thorpe Abbotts. First B-17G model delivered to Thorpe Abbotts

Half & Half
The Paul Martin Crew
Front L to R: Paul Mitchell - CP, Paul Martin - P, Albert Racz - BOM, Tom Hughes - NAV.
Back L to R: Dick Faulkner - BTG, Virgil Lund - WG, Levi Tonn - TTE, John Hawley - TG, Lonnie Albior - WG, and Shorty Langdon - ROG.

Paul A. Martin Crew
S/Sgt Richard J. Faulkner, BTG on Lt Paul A. Martin Crew and Sole Survivor of Crew, evaded capture

Richard J. Faulkner
Edward N. McKay's 350th Crew (left to right)
Standing: Louis P. Paltrineri - ROG, Jack W. Domenig - WG, Francis Acker - BTG Carl F. Schuster - WG, John E. Trout - TTE, Ralph T. Graham - TG
Kneeling: Edward N. McKay - Pilot, Sturart W. McFeely - BOM, Jack A. Young - NAV, Thomas H. Mullen - CP
100th Photo Archives

Edward McKay Crew

Louis Paltrineri
Maj Gale "Buck" Cleven escape and evasion photos . (100th BG Photo Archives)

Gale Cleven
Photo taken at Stalag Luft III with Gale Cleven believed to be in back row

Gale Cleven
Lt Charlie "Hong Kong" Wilson and Lt Billy Bittle (photo courtesy of Jim Bittle)

Charlie Wilson & Billy Bittle