Sgt Bob Jones, 418th Communications. Photo courtesy of Sandra J. Herl, Daughter of Sgt Bob Jones 418th Communications - July 2007
	A Typical Corner, Thorpe Abbotts England 1944. Photo courtesy of Sandra J. Herl, Daughter of Sgt Bob Jones 418th Communications - July 2007
	2nd Lt. Anthony DeSilvio. Photo courtesy of Donna DeSilvio Biacsi, Daughter of 2nd Lt. Anthony DeSilvio Detailed Information
	2nd Lt. Anthony DeSilvio. Photo courtesy of Donna DeSilvio Biacsi, Daughter of 2nd Lt. Anthony DeSilvio Detailed Information
	Lt. Duncan C. Gray. Photo courtesy of Duncan Gray, Jr., March 2008. Detailed Information
	Kneeling: Harry Bethae (P), Leonard Coleman (CP) Robert Barry (NAV), George Reid (BOM). Standing: William Hellen (TTE), Edward Skapin (LWG), Robert Vance (ROG), Carl Dobbins (RWG), Don Harris (TG), Garnet Symington (BTG).
	Leonard F. Coleman   Leonard Coleman Crew Information (100th Photo Archives)
	Lt Fracht Crew at German airfield after the war. Farcht crew information
	Joseph S. Farcht Enlisted Crew In Italy with JU-88 (left to right): Ralph E. Harris, Norbert T. Kocznet, Forrest G. Smith, Peter V. Helmin, Raymond P. Kaasa, Leo J. Kaminski.Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert - 8 Feb 2006 Photo ID by Peter Helmin - 8 Feb 2006 Farcht crew information
	Joseph S. Farcht Crew (left to right): Standing: Wallace F. Lowans, Leonard F. Coleman, Peter V. Helmin Forrest G. Smith, Joseph S. Farcht, Leo Kaminski. Kneeling: Ralph E. Harris, Milroy Radulovich, Raymond P. Kaasa, Norbert T. Kocznet. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert - 8 Feb 2006. Photo ID by Peter Helmin - 8 Feb 2006  Farcht crew information
	Milk Run Mabel nose art. (100th Photo Archives)
	NELSON KING A/C 231306 LD-V
	Special Orders 231 for Lt. Leonard F. Coleman crew.  (100th Photo Archives)
	Letter from Charles Gutekunst to Leonard Aubert regarding Leonard's uncle, Leonard Coleman. (Letter courtesy of Leonard Aubert)
	Leonard F. Coleman on the far left, others unknown.  Leonard F. Coleman crew information (100th Photo Archives)
	Lt. Leonard F. Coleman and Lt. Charles Gutekunst.
	This picture documents "The Way to the Stars" which was named "This Side of the Ocean" before release in 1945. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert (Lt. Coleman's nephew)
	This picture documents "The Way to the Stars" which was named "This Side of the Ocean" before release in 1945. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert (Lt. Coleman's nephew)
	This picture documents "The Way to the Stars" which was named "This Side of the Ocean" before release in 1945. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert (Lt. Coleman's nephew)
	This picture documents "The Way to the Stars" which was named "This Side of the Ocean" before release in 1945. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert (Lt. Coleman's nephew)
	This picture documents "The Way to the Stars" which was named "This Side of the Ocean" before release in 1945. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert (Lt. Coleman's nephew)
	This picture documents "The Way to the Stars" which was named "This Side of the Ocean" before release in 1945. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert (Lt. Coleman's nephew)
	This picture documents "The Way to the Stars" which was named "This Side of the Ocean" before release in 1945. Photo courtesy of Leonard Aubert (Lt. Coleman's nephew)
	Robert H. Wolff   Robert Wolff crew information (100th Photo Archives)
	William Carleton, 418th Engineering Officer, anecdote entitled, "London Hotel Menu".
	Crew Members of AIN'T MISBEHAVIN.  Standing: Reginald A. Smith (P), Ernest Cribbs (BOM), Gerald C. Scott (NAV), Orlin Markussen (CP). Bottom Row: Thomas M. Egan (TTE), Edward Dyblie (BTG), Michael E. Udick (TG), Robert L. Dunbar (WG), GIra G. Evans (ROG), Edward Britko (WG).   Reginald A. Smith crew. (100th Photo Archives)
	Thomas M. Barrett of the M. J. Anderson Crew.  (100th Photo Archives)
	Thomas M. Barrett biographical information.
	100th on the Bomb Run. Photo taken by 1st Lt. Joseph Farcht, Pilot aboard LAY or BUST, A/C 97230. Farcht crew information  (100th Photo Archives)
	F/O Thomas C. Beisser of the Harold Bayley crew. (Photo courtesy of Brian Beisser, Grandson)
	T/Sgt. Angelo A. Alfier, Togglier for Lt. Carl Hellerich and Lt. Lee Jacobs crews, is seen (on right) behind the top turret of VARGA VENUS #42-102621 XR-P.  This 349th aircraft was salvaged after the July 29, 1944 mission to Merseburg.  Photo courtesy of Jeffrey C. Alfier, son of Angelo Alfire.