418th Bomb Squadron
Spectacular view of "WOLFF PACK's" damaged vertical stabilizer. Regensberg - 17 Aug 1943. The pilot, Bob Wolff, feared the impact had destroyed the aircraft. For the remainder of the flight both vertical and directional control was limited. He reported extensive buffeting in the rudder pedals and the control yoke. His offer to the crew to bail out if desired found no takers. Wolff was considered one of the 418th best aviators. Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

WOLFF PACK
23393 Just-a-Snappin LD-Y departing the target area at Regensberg - 17 Aug 1943. The river below this aircraft is most probably the Danube. (100th Photo Archives)

Just a Snappin Leaving Regensburg
STYMIE LD-R -John Brady pilot. Photo taken from "WOLFF PACK" by the pilot Bob Wolff - Regensberg 17 Aug 1943 (100th Photo Archives)

STYMIE LD-R
Landing in North Africa after Regenberg - 17 Aug 1943 (100th Photo Archives)

Landing in North Africa
B-17s of 96th Bomb Group refueling in North Africa after Regensberg - 17 Aug 1943. These are early F variants, considered by many as the most beautiful of the series. Beauty is as beauty does however, and the familiar 'Chin Turret' of the G variant provided a much greater weigh of fire. (100th Photo Archives)

refueling in Africa
"WOLFF PACK" 230061 LD-Q, damaged vertical stabilizer in North Africa after Regensberg - 17 Aug 1943 Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

"WOLFF PACK" 230061 LD-Q
The results of a direct flak hit in the fuel cell area. This aircrafts group is not positively identified. Since the photograph is part of the 100th Photo Archive it is very possible that it was a 100th aircraft. (Mike Faley 100th Photo Archivist)

Going Down in Flames
Damaged "WOLFF PACK" enroute to North Africa from Regensberg 17 Aug 1943 (100th Photo Archives)

"WOLFF PACK"
Charles B. Cruikshank crew taken at Gowen Field, Idaho in Novermber 1942. Standing (Left to Right); Charles Mertz, August H. "Augie" Gaspar, Frank D. Murphy and Charles B. Cruikshank. Kneeling; Orlando E. Vincenti, Charles A. Clark, Robert L. Bixler, Robert D. Lepper, S/Sgt Pepper and James M. Johnson. Detailed Information Photo courtesy of Frank D. Murphy John Brady Crew in North Africa after the Regensburg Mission 17 Aug 1943 Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives) Four 100th B-17s over the Alps, top "Cowboy" Roane in "LADEN MAIDEN," 2nd from top (smaller image) Henry Henington in "HORNY," center Bob Wolff in "WOLF PACK, lower "Bucky" Egan and "Crankshaft" Cruikshank in "MUGWUMP" Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Charles B. Cruikshank crew
Part of the John D. Brady crew at either Kearney, Nebraska or Wendover Field Utah. Kneeling from left - George Petrohelos, Roland D. Gangwer, Saul Levitt. Standing from left Adolph Blum, James A. McCusker, and Harold Clanton Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

John D. Brady crew