350th Bomb Squadron
Martin D. Rupert Crew. The only survivors from this crew were Bertram D. Lodbell and Lynn H. Barbour. The remaining were all KIA May 19, 1944 on a mission to Berlin. (100th Photo Archives) Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Martin D. Rupert Crew
"The Pre Mission Wait" Always a private moment for each crewman. Lt Martin Rupert Crew(100th Photo Archives)

Lt Martin Rupert Crew
Bertram D. Lobdell from the 350th Martin D. Rupert Crew. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Bertram D. Lobdell
Bertram D. Lobdell from the 350th Martin D. Rupert Crew with yet two more of the 350th mascots. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Bertram D. Lobdell
500 pound bombs. (100th Photo Archives)

View inside quarters at Thorpe Abbotts. (100th Photo Archives)

The photograph caption leaves nothing else to say. (100th Photo Archives)

KIA first mission, Please help Identify
350th's 338476 LN-P. Late G variant of the B-17. (100th Photo Archives)

338476 LN-P
The 350th Loren C. Van Steenis (The Flying Dutchman) Crew;
Standing from left; Archie K. Holladay - TTE, Robert N. Goodman - BTG, James L. Yarnall - WG, Joseph V. Clouthier - WG, Walter A. Schneider - TG, Edward C. Butchino - WG, Earl V. Benham - ROG
Kneeling from left; Jack Ogg - CP, Loren C. Van Steenis - Pilot. Harold C. Becker - NAV, Lester D. Tolbert - BOM (100th Photo Archives) Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)
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Loren C. Van Steenis (The Flying Dutchman) Crew
Walter A. Schneider in a B-17 some half century after his last mission. (100th Photo Archives)

Walter A. Schneide