Warren L. Soden, Navigator on the Orville Everitt crew. (Photo courtesy of Debra Soden Crouch) Everitt crew information
	POW identification card from Stalag Luft I belonging to Warren L. Soden. (Photo courtesy of Debra Soden Crouch) Everitt crew information
	L to R: Navigator Warren L. Soden, Pilot Orville Everitt-KIA 11 Sept 44, Bombardier William Titley. (Photo courtesy of Debra Soden Crouch) Everitt crew information
	Warren L. Soden, Navigator on the Orville Everitt crew. (Photo courtesy of Debra Soden Crouch) Everitt crew information
	Warren L. Soden, Navigator on the Orville Everitt crew. (Photo courtesy of Debra Soden Crouch) Everitt crew information
	Warren L. Soden, Navigator on the Orville Everitt crew. (Photo courtesy of Debra Soden Crouch) Everitt crew information
	The James F. Mack crew. Lincoln, Nebraska, March 1945, Standing L/R: Willliam "Bill" Zabriskie, John Twomey, Roger Chell, James "Jim" Mack, Emory "Rosie" Rose. Kneeling L/R: Carl L. Sauer, Jr., Pappy, Gerry Unk  Photo Courtesy of Mary Ellen Twomey Mack crew information
	Jim Mack and John Twomey. Photo Courtesy of Mary Ellen Twomey Mack crew information
	Navigator John Twomey and Co-Pilot Roger S. Chell of the Jim Mack crew. Photo Courtesy of Mary Ellen Twomey Mack crew information
	John Twomey and Jim Mack. Photo Courtesy of Mary Ellen Twomey Mack crew information
	Roger S. Chell, co-pilot on the Jim Mack crew. Photo Courtesy of Mary Ellen Twomey Mack crew information
	A/C 297607 XR-H on runway at Hardwick Airfield (home of the 93rd BG's B-24s). This A/C, flown by Lt. Horne's crew, was lost in the Baltic Sea on May 19, 1944. Photo courtesy of the Don Morrison 93rd BG Collection  Horne crew information
	Jerry Korman, ROG on the Albert Amiero crew.  Jerry transferred to the 482nd BG Pathfinders on 10/10/43. (Photo courtesy of Jack O'Leary)  Amiero crew information
	Wilbur was the ROG on the James R. Stout crew. He became a POW while flying with the Coy Montgomery crew on the 6 MAR 44 Berlin Mission. (Courtesy of Kevin M. Herrera, grandson.)  Stout crew information |  Montgomery crew information
	Co-Pilot George W. Tussing (Riker Crew), Bombardier Albert Tong (Riker Crew) and Capt. Fred Croft after awards ceremony in 1945 in which Brig. General Partridge presented awards before the assembled 100th Bomb Group (Courtesy of Jeffrey Tong) Riker crew information
	WWII Identification Card of Albert J. Tong (Courtesy of Jeff Tong) Riker crew information
	Lt. Col. Sam Barr, after awards ceremony in 1945 in which Brig. General Partridge presented awards before the assembled 100th Bomb Group (Courtesy of Jeffrey Tong) Barr crew information
	Curtis E. Bozeman, ROG on the Robert Dorman crew. (Courtesy Curtis Bozeman, son) Dorman crew information
	George B. Donahue, Waist Gunner on the Mark V. Wilson crew. Wilson crew information
	DSC Citation for Russell W. Engel, navigator on the Sumner Reeder crew.  Lt. Engel was severely wounded in action on the 6 Sept 43 Stuttgart mission. (Photo courtesy of David Engel, son of Russell Engel)  Reeder crew information
	Letter from Norman Asbornsen to his sister dated April 27, 1943.  Two months later, Norman, along with 8 more of his crew were KIA on the 100th Bomb Group's first mission, to Bremen on 25 Jun 43. (Letter courtesy of Doris Richardson, great-niece of Norman Asbornsen) Adams crew information
	Letter from Norman Asbornsen to his sister dated April 27, 1943.  Two months later, Norman, along with 8 more of his crew were KIA on the 100th Bomb Group's first mission, to Bremen on 25 Jun 43. (Letter courtesy of Doris Richardson, great-niece of Norman Asbornsen) Adams crew information
	Letter from Norman Asbornsen to his sister dated April 27, 1943.  Two months later, Norman, along with 8 more of his crew were KIA on the 100th Bomb Group's first mission, to Bremen on 25 Jun 43. (Letter courtesy of Doris Richardson, great-niece of Norman Asbornsen) Adams crew information
	Letter from Norman Asbornsen to his sister dated April 27, 1943.  Two months later, Norman, along with 8 more of his crew were KIA on the 100th Bomb Group's first mission, to Bremen on 25 Jun 43. (Letter courtesy of Doris Richardson, great-niece of Norman Asbornsen) Adams crew information
	Letter from Norman Asbornsen to his sister dated April 27, 1943.  Two months later, Norman, along with 8 more of his crew were KIA on the 100th Bomb Group's first mission, to Bremen on 25 Jun 43. (Letter courtesy of Doris Richardson, great-niece of Norman Asbornsen) Adams crew information