 | 349th Squadron aircrew officers who lived in the WAF Site Quonset hut: Oogatz on The Stroonze in June or July 1945. Back Row (L to R) Steve Scott, Walter Lewis, Earl Kluender, Oliver Hildebrandt, Howard Hill, Ralph Litaker, Ken Carpenter, Joe King, Don Halverson; Kneeling, John Fogle, George Mayberry, William Fagan, Robert Akers, Dan McGrath, Lyman Fillingame, and Robert Culp.
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Robert H. Lohof crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Robert H. Lohof Cadet picture
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Robert H. Lohof, POW 3 March 1944 on Berlin mission
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Robert H. Lohof crew, Top Row; L to R, Richard L. David, Vern R. Lines, Paul T. Davis, Robert L. Phillips, Jr., Robert H. Lohof, and William E. Vaden, Bottom Row; George W. Biggs, James M. Butler, and Guy L. Brown. The photo was most likely taken at Blythe, California, and does not include the crew's tenth member, Sidney A. Goldenberg, probably because he had not yet been assigned. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Charles A. Brooks "Luckye Bastardes Club" certificate
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | John H. Williams crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Red Crozier, Chuck Winters, Ray Mainka, and Bob Stahl at Times Square on their way to England. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Sumner H. Reeder crew Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Harold "Hal"
L. Switzer crew Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | George F. Thomas is the only person identified in this picture of the William E. Howard crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Local newspaper article of George F. Thomas listed as KIA, 7 April 1945 of Hanover Germany. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | John K. Justice, Pilot, 349th BS Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | John F. Shields, CP on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Peter Battisti, NAV on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | William C. Brothers, BOM on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Richard E. Whitlock, ROG on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | John J. McDonough, TTE on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Stanley S. Stopa, BTG on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Harry Hafko, RWG on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Robert E. Bergendahl, LWG on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Gaetano D. Sportelli, TG on the John K. Justice crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Raymond L. Heironimus aircraft, "OOMBREE-AGO," on ground in France 11 September 1944. They were on a mission to Ruhland and after being hit they pulled out of a steep dive and crashed in a turnip field near Paris, France as close to the Main Line of Resistance as possible. They were, however, on the Axis side of the MLR but were rescued by French peasants, with the exception of William C. Terry. All were returned to Thorpe Abbotts. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Raymond L. Heironimus aircraft, "OOMBREE-AGO," on ground in France 11 September 1944. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Raymond L. Heironimus aircraft, "OOMBREE-AGO," on ground in France 11 September 1944. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Charles H. Dixon and friends in Italy, 1944. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | On leave in London, 1944. From left, Charles H. Dixon, Bob Jacobsen, Ernie Barnes and Marvin Ollhoff. All of the Julius Geller crew. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
 | Part of the Julius Geller crew in front of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, 1944. (left to right) 3 unknown British, Ernie Barnes, Charles H. Dixon and Marvin Ollhoff. Detailed Information
(100th Photo Archives) |
