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2ndLt. John A. Evans

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John A. Evans Crew

RETURN TICKET crew immediately after landing in Russia (left to right)
Standing: Leland Bailey, Elmer Talbert, Peter Churitch, and Ed DeLuccie
Kneeling: Lynn Lythagoe, Jack Graziano, Bill Barack, Henry Mears, and John A. Evans (pilot).
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2ND LT JOHN A. EVANS P CPT 17-Jul-44 MONTGOURNOY
2ND LT ELMER F. TALBERT CP CPT 21-Jul-44 REGENSBURG & LUDWIGSHAFEN
2ND LT HENRY S. MEARS, JR. NAV CPT 20-Jul-44 MERSEBURG
2ND LT JOHN A. GRAZIANO BOM CPT 25-Jul-44 ST LO (GROUND DEFENSE)
SGT PETER CHURITCH ROG CPT 17-Jul-44 MONTGOURNOY
SGT LELAND M. BAILEY TTE CPT 17-Jul-44 MONTGOURNOY
CPL LYNN H. LYTHAGOE RWG CPT 17-Jul-44 MONTGOURNOY
SGT CLARENCE PORTER, JR. LWG SWA UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
SGT EDWARD J. DELUCCIE TG CPT 17-Jul-44 MONTGOURNOY
S/SGT WILLIAM BARACK BTG CPT 17-Jul-44 MONTGOURNOY

418th Sqdn.. Crew joined the 100th on 09 Mar 1944

Information from email from Sandy DeLuccie (Daughter in Law) of Ed DeLuccie on April 11, 2000. According to Sgt Ed Deluccie, Sgt. Clarence Porter Jr was injured by a 50 caliber tracer bullet (friendly fire) and the only thing that saved his life was that the tracer cauterized the wound as it went through him, otherwise he would have died. Sgt Porter's wounds took him off flying status and he was replaced on the crew by a S/Sgt Joseph Parrilla. this action happened around the crew's 22nd mission. (April 14, 2000 by Ed Deluccie).. mpf

List of Missions for Lt John Evans Crew - From Edward DeLuccie to Mike Faley in May 2000:

1.   3/18/44-Munich
2.   3/22/44-Berlin
3.   3/27/44-Bordeaux
4.   4/01/44-Ludwigshafen
5.   4/10/44-Rheims
6.   4/11/44-Rostock
7.   4/12/44-Leipzig
8.   4/13/44-Augsburg
9.   4/18/44-Berlin
10. 4/19/44-Lippstadt & Werl
11. 4/20/44-Flottemanville& Marquenneville
12. 4/22/44-Hamm
13. 4/24/44-Friedrichshafen
14. 4/25/44-Dijon
15. 4/29/44-Berlin
16. 5/08/44-Berlin
17. 5/09/44-Couvron
18. 5/11/44-Liege
19. 5/12/44-Brux
20. 5/13/44-Osnabruck
21. 5/19/44-Berlin 
22.  5/24/44-Berlin
23.  5/25/44-Brussels
24.  6/06/44-French Coast (D-Day)
25.  6/06/44-French Coast (D-Day)
26.  6/11/44-Berck-Sur-Mer
27.  6/14/44-Le Culot
28.  6/15/44-Wilster
29.  6/18/44-Brunsbuttelkoog
30.  6/21/44-Ruhland (Shuttle Mission to Russia)
31.  6/26/44-Drohobyez, Poland
32.  7/03/44-Arad (Rumania)
33.  7/05/44-Beziers (Italy to Base)
34.  7/13/44-Munich
35.  7/17/44-South France (No Ball)

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