350th Bomb Squadron
Francis X. "Jake" Kerin (photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

Francis Kerin
Jake Kerin newspaper article (photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

Francis Kerin
231981 LN-E 350th. This the crash site at Honington. Lt Delbert Pearson P, April 28, 1944
Sgt Kerin injured on this mission (Photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

231981 LN-E
231981 LN-E; showing extensive damage. The Pilot (Lt Delbert Pearson) and BTG ( Francis Kiren) both received injuries. (Photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

231981 LN-E
100 BG / 350 BS
2LT BAXTER, JOHN E. JR.
From Chariton, Iowa.
MIA 28-7-1944 as co-pilot of B-17G / #42-97621 / LN-'A' / MACR 8173. Target: the Merseburg/Leuna oil refinery, Germany. During the return flight over the North Sea aircraft #42-32009 pulled up and struck #42-97621 with its vertical stabilizer. '621' dove straight down into the North Sea, 26 miles east of Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK. 9 MIA, '009' returned to base safely.
2Lt Baxter is commemorated on the Cambridge Cemetery Tablets of the Missing.
Primary source: USAAF Class Book Project ABMC Cemeteries. Source of the portrait photograph: Pilot Class Book 44-B, Goodfellow Field, Texas. Courtesy of my Fields of Honor Database colleague Corrina who indexed this class book.

John Baxter
231981 LN-E 350th. This the crash site at Honington. Lt Delbert Pearson P, April 28, 1944
Sgt Kerin injured on this mission (Photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

231981 LN-E
231981 LN-E showing damage (photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

231981 LN-E
231981 LN-E showing damage (photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

231981 LN-E
SGT Harold J. Scrivener (Photo courtesy of the Kerin family)

Harold SCRIVENER
Back Row (L-R): Maurice Anderson, Lucien Neveu, Charles Thompson. Front Row (L-R): Ralph Graham, Dick Hawkins (photo courtesy of the Kerin family).

Charles Thompson, Maurice Anderson, Ralph Graham, Richard Hawkins