Charles Shiveley - BOM.. 351st - Ronald Cummings Crew in Russia.  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	William Wheeler - TTE..351st - Ronald Cummings Crew in Russia    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Isaac "Ike" Golden - BTG..351st - Ronald Cumming Crew in Russia    Detailed Information      (100th Photo Archives)
	Leroy Doyal - ROG..351st - Ronald Cumming Crew in Russia    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Ike Golden, of the Ronald Cumming Crew and Russian Girl at Mirogarod, Russia on the 1st Russian Shuttle Mission. Golden spoke Russian and was the interpreter for the Group on this mission.    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	From left: Carroll Woldt, Ronald Cummings and possibly Terminello, all aircraft commanders at Thorpe Abbotts.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Only the airmen in the center, Ronald Cumming, is identified in this photo    (100th Photo Archives)
	Photograph of the 351st S-2 (intelligence) section. Kneeling from left: R. Stevenson, L. Bohen, R. Kramer, C. Turner, C. Flang, L. DuPraz & J. Benidecto : Standing from left: Unknown, J. Gannon, G. Wills, B. Hagenbach, W. Nelson, J. Smith, R. Wyatt, T. Horak, Paul Clark & L. Melmolino    (100th Photo Archives)
	Victor Fienup Crew from the 351st. Standing from left: Walter L. Probst, Smith T; Young, Nolan D. Kreitenstein, Roy A. Evenson, Charles T. Daniels: Kneeling from left: Blanton G. Barnes, Paul Pascal, Victor Fienup and Eugene V. Mulholland.     Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)
	Eugene V. Mulholland - CP of the Victor Fienup Crew - 351st.    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Etienne Maginol, French Resistance, left, Eugene V. Mulholland, center, and Andre Kocmer also French Resistance photographed in France in 1943. Eugene Mulholland was an evadee.    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	1944 Escape Photograph of Jonah "Gene" Goodbread of the John Love crew    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Gerald Brown pilot of "Browns Clowns" of the 351st.    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	"BROWNS CLOWNS" Standing from left: Edward A. (Tony) Lentz, Gerald Brown, William Titley, ?. Krepisman. Kneeling from left: Wayne E. Page, G. D. Vieth, Walter R. (Pete) Peters, Clarence S. Kellog and Arthur L. Jacobsen.    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	"BROWNS CLOWNS" Standing from left: Gerald Brown, G. Duane Vieth, Walter R. Peters, Tony Lentz: Kneeling from left: Clarence S. Kellogg and Wayne E. Page.  Detailed Information      (100th Photo Archives)
	Hardstand # 7- "MISS SWEETNESS"  and her Ground Crew.    (100th Photo Archives)
	351st airmen from left: Ralph Baer, Gerald Brown, Tony Lentz, Bud Stropp and John Ernst.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Formation Time - Candid shot probably taken of the low group from the high group.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The 100th flying through flak - target is unknown.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Command Pilot's briefing: Gerald Brown at extreme left and John Ernst extreme right. Others are not identified.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Photo of the 100th's Lead BOM in 1945 - identified only as Major Ventriss.   (Source unknown)
	Members of the Lucius G. Lacy 351st Crew: Seated from left: Raymond J. Mitchell - WG, Chester J. Carknard - TTE, Clarence H. Wood - ROG. Standing from left: Joseph A. Howell - TG, Joe Folsom - WG, Jerman H. Hillburn - WG.   Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)
	Group of Aviation Cadets photographed with their civilian instructor, second from left standing. The airman kneeling on the right is Lucius G. Lacy, destined to become a pilot in the 100th. He was shot down and taken prisoner on his 25th mission to Berlin.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Airman; Sidney A. Cary. Shot down and captured 28 May 44.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Sidney A. Cary - 351st    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Sidney A. Cary - 351st   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Sidney A. Cary - 351st    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Sidney A. Cary - 351st. This a USAAF press release photograph. Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)
	Arch (Four Mile) Drummond Crew - 351st.  Lt. Col. Ollie Turner, Squadron CO is top row, third from left.  Detailed Information       (100th Photo Archives)
	Arch (Four Mile) Drummond flight and ground crew.. Bottom (L to R) Cpl. F. Hanson, Sgt. H. Burt, Sgt. W. North, Sgt. E. Smith (ground crew) S/Sgt. T. SpenhoffMiddle (L to R) S/Sgt. G. Head, S/Sgt. J. Pendleton, S/Sgt. N. Pirovich, S/Sgt. S. SzekelyTop (L to R) Lt. M. Zetlan, Lt. Arch Drummond, Lt. F. McGuire, Lt. C. Schindler, S/Sgt. Sidney A. Cary    Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)
	351st B-17G on her hard stand at Thorpe Abbotts.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Ed Wolf crew and the "BOEING BELLE" , Standing L. to R. S/Sgt. Arthur Karnis, S/Sgt. Robert Stachel, S/Sgt. William Howard, Kneeling, T/Sgt. Paul Sattler, T/Sgt. Jerry Rowe      Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Ernest Zapf crew: Kneeling from left; Ernest Zapf, William D. Lawson, Raymond F. Vaughn and Sylvester W. Dittbenner, Standing; Curtis R. Koger, Chester J Gorlinski, Jack Rodemich, Frank A. LoBello, Ralph D. Kreitzer and Glenn E. Anderson.  Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)