418th Bomb Squadron
"MESSIE BESSIE" - George Roth Crew: Standing L-R: David Shoss, Carl L. Svendsen, Warren LeBaron, George L. Roth; Kneeling L-R: Harry Rulong, Burl Reynolds, Glen J. Allen. Carl R. Carlson, Paul E. Hunter, Willie B. Yates.Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Lt George Roth Crew
Ferbrache Crew: "BASTARDS BUNGALOW" - Clifford Leming standing second from right.
418th Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

Lt Ferbrache Crew
2nd Lt. Frederick Schaffhausen crew Detailed Information (100th Photo Archives)

2nd Lt. Frederick Schaffhausen crew
Paul R. Englert, BOM on Lt William Flesh Crew and later shot down with Lt Edgar F. Woodward, Jr. crew holding the 418th Squadron Crest, never seen until this photo. Detailed Informaton (100th Photo Archives)

Paul R. Englert,
Lt Donald Stuke Re-internment in States

Lt Stuke Reinternment
Lt Stuke during Pilot training.

Lt Donald Stuke
Lt Stuke official USAAF photo taken at graduation

Lt Stuke Official USAAF photo
(Back Row) 2ND LT HERBERT A. ALF, 1ST LT KENNETH L. RASMUSSEN, 2ND LT ALBERT A. MARCHIONDO, 2ND LT RAYMOND B. PHANEUF
(Front Row) SGT JOSEPH C. KRUSIENSKI, SGT JIMISON T. PYLES, SGT JEROME H. GORDON, SGT CARMINE V. ROBERTO, SGT FRANCIS J. FLEMM, JR, SGT HERSCHEL P. LOWE

Herb Alf Crew
Sgt Jerome H. Gordon
My dad (Jerome Gordon) was in the 100th. He originally was in a crew headed by Herbert Alf but soon after his arrival was transferred to a crew headed by Lt. Dean Radtke. The co-pilot, Robert Digby, was killed in a mission over Ludwigshafen and Radtke was wounded but got the plane back home. I am trying to find any documentation on this crew, the aircraft and mission. There is a small paragraph in the book Century Bombers about the mission and crew but not much info. Any ideas where I might inquire?
Thanks…William Gordon

sgt Jerome Gordon
My dad (Jerome Gordon) was in the 100th. He originally was in a crew headed by Herbert Alf but soon after his arrival was transferred to a crew headed by Lt. Dean Radtke. The co-pilot, Robert Digby, was killed in a mission over Ludwigshafen and Radtke was wounded but got the plane back home…William Gordon

Sgt Jerome H. Gordon