Photo Gallery

Bombardier 2nd Lt Lynn H. Barbour Escape and Evasion Photo. (Via Finn Buch)

Bombardier 2nd Lt Lynn H. Barbour at the Hospital (Via Finn Buch)

Bombardier 2nd Lt Lynn H. Barbour at the Hospital (Via Finn Buch)

Private First Class Rex V. Runyan, Class 44-12, Flexible Gunner School, Kingman Army Air Field, Ariz. (1944 yearbook, pg 81) - later Top-Turret Gunner/Engineer with the Harold Taylor Crew, 350th BS, 100th BG (H) - Killed in Action 11 September 1944 - Ruhland - all 9 crew members aboard were killed

Pvt. Edward L. Woodall, Class 44-17, Flexible Gunner School, Kingman Army Air Field, Ariz. (1944 yearbook, pg 111) - later Ball Turret Gunner with the William MacNab Crew, 350th BS, 100th BG (H) - POW 31 December 1944 - Hamburg - survivor of the famed "Piggyback Flight" mid-air collision/controlled landing that killed five members of his crew as well as two others from the Glenn Rojohn Crew. Woodall and three MacNab crew members were taken POW, as were Rojohn and five of his crewmen.

Pvt. Dorcell Young, Class 44-17, Flexible Gunner School, Kingman Army Air Field, Ariz. (1944 yearbook, pg 111) - later Tail Gunner with the Fred Parrish Crew, 350th BS, 100th BG (H).

Pvt. Harland D. Hand, Flexible Gunnery School, Class 44-16, Kingman Army Air Field, Ariz. (1944 yearbook, pg 101), and later Toggelier/Nose Gunner with the Ethan Porter Crew, 350th BS, 100th BG (H).

Letter from Col Neil B. Harding to Miss Jane Coleman, future bride of Lt Styles, regarding no current status on the fate of Lt Styles. Photo courtesy of Linda Styles Berkery

Leland L. Beik, pilot during training in Wendover, Sioux City. Transferred to 463rd BG

Lt William J Wellings was a bombardier in the 100th. He flew on the Crews of Lt Rojohn, Lt Michael and Ivan Champion lead crew. He flew 27 missions total. Photo courtesy of Son Norm Wellings