350th Bomb Squadron
T/Sgt. William Fred Dear of the Lt. Henry Rosine crew. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

T/Sgt. William Fred Dear
Sgt. Ben Garber, Mechanic, 100th Bomb Group, 350th Squadron 1943-1945 (100th Photo Archives)

Sgt. Ben Garber, Mechanic,
Lt. Charles L. Duncan Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Lt. Charles L. Duncan
Charles E. Gunter Jr., NAV on the John S. Giles, Jr. crew. He became Lead Navigator and Squadron Navigator for the 350th. He was promoted to Captain and finished his career as a Major. His nickname was "Reverend" which is painted on his A-2 jacket. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Charles E. Gunter Jr
William J. "Bill" Wilson, Jr., 350th pilot and Robert W. "Jack" Wilkes, 349th pilot Wilson crew - Detailed Information Wilkes crew - Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

William J.Wilson and Robert Wilkes
The John S. Giles crew with Hard Luck and Hard Luck's ground crew. Note the mission markers on Hard Luck. This is probably one of the last photos of this A/C before it was lost on August 14, 1944, with the Donald Cielewich crew. Plane had 47 mission markers at this point. Giles crew information Cielewich crew information (100th Photo Archives)

The John S. Giles crew, Hard Luck!
The John S. Giles crew with Hard Luck! Giles crew information (100th Photo Archives)

The John S. Giles crew Hard Luck!
LN-D 337994 - Flown by John H. Krauter crew. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

My Blue Heaven
Lt. John H. Krauter and Lt. George Dobbelaere. Replacing the engine after it was shot out on a mission. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Lt. John H. Krauter
F/O Fortunato "Freddy" Carello (NAV), Lt. George Dobbelaere (CP), Lt. John H. Krauter (P), Lt. Armand Archambault (BOM) - Flak leave in Belfast after 10 missions. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Lt Krauter Crew