C. Delbert Cecil - 418th TG on "YANKEE GIRL" - 48256 LD-R. Delbert was a member of the Victor J. Fraley Crew    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	James C. Johnson - 418th ROG. He was a member of the Victor J. Fraley Crew   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	George D. Sharpe crew with Richard J. White (from the Victor J. Fraley crew), photo taken after a "Chowhound" mission on 5 May 1945.   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	This aircraft was originally from the 351st but was transferred to the 418th late in the war.    (100th Photo Archives)
	48790 - LD-V -418th. Crashed at Diss 12 May 1945 - The Wade Pratt Crew. Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	R. Piuner TTE and M. Lynch ROG - The two airmen are from the 349th    (100th Photo Archives)
	"GOLD BRICK"  237972 - This is a 349th aircraft, shown here with major damage to her horizontal stabilizer    (100th Photo Archives)
	One of the bomb shelters at Thorpe Abbotts. Mostly ground crew on break. Note the small English lads standing against the building. Inconceivable as it may seem in our age civilians lived near and sometimes on the base. The natural love of children of the Americans was never more obvious than during WWII. They shared their food with them and lavished gifts for them at Christmas and other holidays. Sam Hurry who lived just at the edge of the base recalled the day the 100th went home in 1945 as one of the saddest days in his life.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Returning from a mission    (100th Photo Archives)
	B-17s of several groups on the flight line at Thorpe Abbotts after VE-Day. 48183 in the foreground is from the 418th.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Scene from the base at Thorpe Abbotts    (100th Photo Archives)
	Landing on runway 28, barely visible in the background are other aircraft in the landing cycle.    (100th Photo Archives)
	"BLIVIT'S"  ground crew    (100th Photo Archives)
	Formation Time     (100th Photo Archives)
	Formation Time     (100th Photo Archives)
	Rolling out on runway 10 - Thorpe Abbotts    (100th Photo Archives)
	John Brady - Regensburg Mission - Photo from Bob Wolff's "WOLF PACK"   (100th Photo Archives)
	the 100th over the Alps after bombing Regensburg 17 Aug 1943. Observe the "loose" formation, a sure sign no fighters are in the area.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Capt. Clark Gable being decorated by Gen. "Hap" Arnold.  Tommy L. Gribble of the Thomas J.  Reilly's crew was Gable's gunnery instructor.  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	R. W. Stivers, 418th command pilot and air exec.  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	"WOLF PACK" after it landed in Africa on the Regensburg mission 17 Aug 1943. It's crew, Robert Wolff.  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	E. D. Wooten, 418th command pilot   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	John Brady Crew in North Africa, Brady is second from left in the middle row. He was a professional musician in civilian life. Brady was one of four 100th Veterans so honored to lay the 100th's Wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns in 1995. John sadly was on the early 2000 Taps List.  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	"Formation Time"    (100th Photo Archives)
	Takeoff - Early morning mission departure from Thorpe Abbotts    (100th Photo Archives)
	Gear coming up - this is another shot of the aircraft in the proceeding photograph starting takeoff roll.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Formation Time - Here the 100th is tucked in tight, either enemy fighters in the area or on the bomb run.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Crewman pointing out where 88 mm had passed through the #1 engine mount, barley missing the fuel tanks and knocking out the engine.  (100th Photo Archives)
	Thorpe Abbotts scene    (100th Photo Archives)
	The two left most airmen are unknown, extreme right is Joe Keenan BTG on the William A. Ryan, Jr.  Crew    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Gun position in the Radio Room. This gun position was removed in 1944, it being determined the field of fire was too small to justify the addition weight.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Photograph identified as, William Groenendaal, Peal, Roach and Burns, April 1944.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Unidentified photograph . Most likely the airmen is the Crew Chief of this early model Fortress    (100th Photo Archives)
	297090 LD-D 418th aircraft collides with the Pryo storage shed at Framlingham, home of the 390th 10 Jul 1944. This was during the time Thorpe Abbotts was paving taxiway and the 100th operated out of Framlingham during this short period.     (100th Photo Archives)