351st Frank E. "Big Frank" Valesh Crew. One of the legendary crews of the 100th.   Detailed Information   Les Lautman Collection
	"HANG the EXPENSE"  (All of Big Franks aircraft were named Hang the Expense I, II, III etc.) with both her Flight and Ground Crews. Standing from left: John (NMI) Mytko, John R. (Dick) Johnson, Frank E. Valesh, Maurice G. Zetlan, John E. Booth, Paul J. Carbone and Sherman M. Nelson: Kneeling from left: Nels O. Davidson, Lloyd M. Holland, Louis (NMI) Black, Jr., Roy (NMI) Urich, Herschel H. Broyles, J. Sambrailo, Ernest M. Jordan and Harold C, Wildrick (The Crew Chief)    Detailed Information    Les Lautman Collection
	"HANG the EXPENSE IV"    (100th Photo Archives)
	"HANG the EXPENSE"  short of the runway at Thorpe Abbotts. There were no injuries.   Les Lautman Collection
	"HANG the EXPENSE"  short of the runway at Thorpe Abbotts. There were no injuries.    Les Lautman Collection
	View of "HANG the EXPENSE"  landing accident at Thorpe Abbotts - note one of her main gear in the center of the photograph.    Les Lautman Collection
	351st Quarters at Thorpe Abbotts.    (100th Photo Archives)
	William A. Carleton's and his 351st maintenance personnel prepare to get "HANG the EXPENSE"  out of the mud at Thorpe Abbotts.  Bill Carleton was the 351st and later Group Engineering Officer and is one of the 100th's most popular veterans.   Dick Johnson Collection
	Getting "HANG the EXPENSE"  out of the mud and on the tarmac.    Dick Johnson Collection
	This is one of the 100th's greatest photographs. "HANG the EXPENSE"  is back in England, the East Church fighter base. This was the Jan 24, 1944 Frankfurt mission in which Roy Urich was blown out of "HANG the EXPENSE"  tail section. Urich, to everyone's surprise survived and became a POW. Legend has it the 100th crews saw Roy hurling through the formation still in his seat and his guns still firing.   Dick Johnson Collection
	From left; Arthur E. Dehn, Albert Franklin, John E. Booth and Frank E. Valesh outside their quarters at Thorpe Abbotts.  Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)
	From left: Steven M. Szekely, H. H. "Bud" Broyles, E. M. "Lucky" Jordan, and Paul J. Carbone of the Big Frank Valesh Crew.   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	John R. "Dick" Johnson - the well known Navigator of the Frank E. Valesh Crew.    Detailed Information  (100th Photo Archives)
	Maurice G. Zetlan - BOM with the Frank E. Valesh Crew. Maurice Zetlan was killed in a take-off accident while flying with another crew.    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	John E. Booth - CP with the Frank E. Valesh Crew.  Detailed Information      (100th Photo Archives)
	Jack S. Neal - 351st NAV on the Russell J. Flack crew.  Detailed Information    (Official USAAF Photograph)   (100th Photo Archives)
	Louis Black, Jr. - 351st BTG on the Frank E. Valesh crew.   Detailed Information     (Official USAAF Photograph)   (100th Photo Archives)
	Paul J. Carbone - 351st BTG with the Frank E. Valesh Crew.   Detailed Information    (Official USAAF Photograph)   (100th Photo Archives)
	Leo A. Miller - ROG with the Glenn W. Rake crew.  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Russell J. "Pinky" Flack - 351st Pilot.  Detailed Information    (Official USAAF Photograph)     (100th Photo Archives)
	Maurice G. Zetland - 351st NAV with the Frank E. Valesh Crew.  Detailed Information    (Official USAAF Photograph)    (100th Photo Archives)
	Original 100th, Arch J. "Four Mile" Drummond - 351st Pilot. The widely popular Four Mile Drummond came over with the Jack Swartout Crew.   Detailed Information    (USAAF Official Photograph)    (100th Photo Archives)
	Andrew H. Campion - 351st NAV with the Russell J. "Pinky" Flack Crew.    Detailed Information   (Official USAAF Photograph)   (100th Photo Archives)
	"HANG the EXPENSE"  poster autographed by her Navigator Dick Johnson. This depicts the famous Draper's Barn Crash with Big Frank Valesh, Pinky Flack, Andy Campion and the two Red Cross Girls. This incident is a great part of the 100th mystic. Please see the Site Search Engine on this web site for more information on Draper's Barn and the 351st "extra" supplies stored there by William Carleton their Engineering Officer.   Dick Johnson Collection
	The 100th in what Dick Johnson calls a "loose" formation.   Dick Johnson Collection
	"Coming Home" to Thorpe Abbotts. These aircraft are entering the traffic pattern at Thorpe Abbotts. Dick Johnson Collection
	"Coming Home" to Thorpe Abbotts. These aircraft are entering the traffic pattern at Thorpe Abbotts. (Dick Johnson Collection)
	The 100th descends through the undercast on their way home to Thorpe Abbotts. Dick Johnson Collection
	"HIGH LIFE"  and her Donald K. Oakes crew at Wendover, Utah - May 1943. This is an Original 100th Crew. Standing from left: Nolan D. Stevens, George W. Elder, Howard G. Ball, Joseph C. Harper and Donald K. Oakes the Pilot: Kneeling from left: Leslie D. Nadeau, James P. Scott, Vincent E. McGrath and Leonard P. Goyer.    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	The Donald K. Oakes Crews at a crew reunion in June 1983. They are identified by last name, please see previous photo for crew's full names. Of note is that Vincent E. McGrath the TG, though deceased remains with the crew.    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives).
	Original 100th - James P. Scott - ROG with the Donald K. Oakes 351st Crew. This scan from an original photograph taken in 1942.   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Sam R. Turner crew   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	S/Sgt. Arthur Karnis, Member of Ed Wolf's crew taken by the  "Boeing Belle"    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	T/ Sgt. Paul Sattle, Member of Ed Wolf's crew taken by the  "Boeing Belle"    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	The Donald J. Wallish crew    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)