Edward V. Ankli (WG) of the Frederick G. Reed crew. KIA on the 6 Oct 44 Berlin mission. Photo courtesy of Tom Doak, Edward Ankli's nephew.
	Thomas I. Anderson and William M. Fratus of the Thomas I. Anderson crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Michael Garemko, Jr.
	Sgt. Brendell - mechanic  Picture shows the noseart of their aircraft "HEAVEN SENT"    Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Michael Garemko, Jr.
	Cadet Donald A. Becker TG, of the Bernard L. Painter crew.  Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	T/Sgt. Richard D. Hawkins, KIA 28 July 44.  Richard was attached to the flight crew of 2nd Lt. Wesley G. Stansbury as a replacement for Lt. John Goethel, BOM.  On a mission to Merseburg, his ship was struck while returning to base by the aircraft of Lt. A.S. Spear and both ships were lost over the north Atlantic. There was only one survivor.  Stansbury crew information. Photo courtesy of Bob Wilson
	Charles W. Higginbotham and Donald A. Becker of the Bernard L. Painter crew.   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	Donald A. Becker TG, of the Bernard L. Painter crew at Sioux City.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	Donald A. Becker TG, of the Bernard L. Painter crew at Langley Field.  Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	Donald A. Becker TG, of the Bernard L. Painter crew at Langley Field.  Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	Donald A. Becker TG, of the Bernard L. Painter crew at Langley Field.  Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	Donald A. Becker TG, of the Bernard L. Painter crew in his recruiting poster pose.  Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	Donald A. Becker TG, of the Bernard L. Painter crew.  Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dennis Tidwell
	The Orville H. Cotner crew.   Detailed Information  Photo courtesy of Paul Cotner
	Orville H. Cotner, Pilot lost with crew 3 Feb 1945 on Berlin mission.   Detailed Information  Photo courtesy of Paul Cotner
	Calvin H. DeFevre, NAV on the William D. DeSanders crew.  He was a talented boxer.  Calvin was KIA on a mission with Richard Carey on 25 Jul 1943.  DeSanders crew -  Detailed Information    Carey crew - Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of  Wayne Wilburn.
	William E. Griffith, BOM on the William D. DeSanders crew.  William was KIA on a mission with Richard Carey on 25 Jul 1943.  DeSanders crew - Detailed Information   Carey crew -  Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of  Wayne Wilburn and Jane Styles
	William J. Styles CP, of the William D. DeSanders crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Jane Styles
	Angelo J. Cioffi and Michael Garemko of the Thomas I. Anderson crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Michael Garemko, Jr.
	Michael Garemko, Sr. TTE on the Thomas I. Anderson crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Michael Garemko, Jr.
	Michael Garemko, Sr. TTE on the Thomas I. Anderson crew.  Picture may have been taken the day they got their first air medals.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Michael Garemko, Jr.
	James R. Geary, P on the James R. Geary crew.   Detailed Information  Photo courtesy of Bob Geary
	James R. Geary, P on the James R. Geary crew.   Detailed Information  Photo courtesy of Bob Geary
	James R. Geary receiving the DFC.   Detailed Information  Photo courtesy of Bob Geary
	Aircraft named "GALLOPING GOOSE" flown by the Calvin G. Guhse crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of William P. Burkhart TTE on the crew and Greg W. Burkhart (Son)
	Ethan Porter crew.  Victor P. Distelrath, TTE is standing fourth from left.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Dave Distelrath
	A-2 jacket belonging to Frederick H. Schmidt  BOM, of the Thomas I. Anderson crew.  This jacket was painted by Michael Garemko of the same crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Michael Garemko, Jr.
	Part of the Wesley R. Carlton crew (left to right); Paul J. "Pete" Hahn, Milton S. Edelstein, Hike H. Bagdasian. George Watrous and William U. Schaefer.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Harry Bagdasian
	Carl K. Baker, P on the Carl K. Baker crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Charles L. Edmondson
	Photo of the Julian P. Rogers crew taken after the Russian Shuttle Mission. Rogers crew information. (Photo courtesy of Jim Kendall, son of Richard L. Kendall)
	Photograph of the Julian P. Rogers crew taken after the air sea rescue of the crew.  Following the May 1944 mission to Berlin, with three engines shot out, Julian Rogers ditched in the North Sea. Crewmen shown seated L to R: Sgt. Carroll Brooks of Nashville, TN; S/Sgt. Thomas S. Guralski, Trenton, NJ: 2nd Lt. Frederick A. Mead, Jr., Los Angeles, CA and 2nd Lt. Julian P. Rogers, Wilson NC.  Shown L to R standing are 2nd Lt. Robert B. Lawler, Atlanta, GA; Sgt. Russell E. Gatley, Jr., Needham MA; S/Sgt D. L. Kendall, Fredericksburg, VA: and 2nd Lt. Betram C. Liberman, Harrison, NY.  Rogers crew information.  (Photo courtesy of Jim Kendall, son of Richard L. Kendall)
	Article from Stars and Stripes about the Rogers' crew ditching in the North Sea and their subsequent rescue. Rogers crew information.  (Photo courtesy of Jim Kendall, son of Richard L. Kendall)
	S/Sgt. Carroll Brooks, Waist Gunner on the Julian P. Rogers crew. Rogers crew information.  (Photo courtesy of Jim Kendall, son of Richard L. Kendall)
	Rogers' Raiders crew photo taken March 23, 1944.  Signatures on back of photo are: Julian P. Rogers (P), F. A. Mead, Jr. (NAV), Robert B. Lawler (CP), B. C. Liberman (BOM), T. S. Guralski (ROG), Russell E. Gately, Jr. (BTG), A. R. Fiore (TG), Clarence F. Cherry (WG), and Carrell W. Brooks. (Photo courtesy of Jim Kendall)