Original 100th: From left; Paul Dean, Ken Lemmons, and Dewy Christopher: These are three of the 100th best known Maintenance Chiefs. All are part of William Carleton's 351st. Engineering Section. They were with the 100th from the Group's formation until the end of hostilities.  (100th Photo Archives)
	The 351st's "HUMPTY DUMPTY"  coming home with extensive flak damage. 338852 EP-N    (100th Photo Archives)
	William G. Weeks - 351st BTG with the Sidney C. Johnson Crew.  Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st A2 Jacket    George N. Winkler Collection
	351st A2 Jacket    (100th Photo Archives)
	351st A2 Jacket    (100th Photo Archives)
	351st A2 Jacket    (100th Photo Archives)
	Delbert L. Thompson Crew: Standing from left: Albert Richmond - BOM, Fred B. Fischer - WG, George A. Random - ROG, Delbert L. Thompson - Pilot, and Anthony Coniglio - NAV: Kneeling from left: Robert J. Southrada - BTG, John P. Levendusky - TTE, Roy L. Beck - WG, and Albert A. Kneiss - CP. This crew generally flew "RAMP TRAMP."      Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	The aircraft this JU-88 has attacked is not from the 100th, note the hole in the outer wing panel.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The 351st popular Commanding Officer, Harry F. Cruver, left, and his Armament Officer, Eugene F. Kraft, just outside the 351st Orderly Room at Thorpe Abbotts. Note one of the 351st many mascots sunning on the sidewalk at right. Harry Cruver was destined to become the last Group Commander of the 100th. This scan was from the 1944 original photograph which resides in the 100th's Photo Archives.
	Departing the English Coast climbing to briefed altitude for a Chow-Hound mission   (100th Photo Archives)
	Crossing the Dutch Coast inbound, climbing to briefed altitude for a Chow-Hound mission.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Chow Hound Mission  351st Aircraft in the foreground.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Chow Hound Mission - food being dropped from the 351st Aircraft in the foreground.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The Return : The proceeding four photographs were taken on a Chow Hound Mission by Floyd T. Bauman, the 351st First Sgt. The following is Bauman's description of the photographs. "The first photograph is that of Lt. Col. Harry F. Cruver, CO 351st Squadron and Lt. Eugene F. Kraft, Squadron Armament Officer, taken in the 351st Squadron Area, and just prior to my accompanying Cruver on one of the May 1945 Chow-Hound missions over German occupied Holland...The other three photographs were taken with a borrowed hand-held aerial camera. These shots were taken from the right waist window. They have the notes I put on the back of each more than 50 years ago. Cruver, with whom I have corresponded and copied the originals for him, has encouraged me to to do the same since he feels they represent some additional history for the famous and sometimes "Bloody " Hundredth... (100th Photo Archives)
	This is a 418th aircraft on her hard stand. It is the plane used for the Chow-Hound mission depicted in the previous four photographs … pw   (100th Photo Archives)
	Robert J. Shoens Crew - 351st.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Carl A. Janssen Crew with "KING BEE"  - 351st  42-3474  EP-B.   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	George W. Brannan Crew - 351st.:  Kneeling: Thomas Leslie, Lt. Day, George W. Brannan, Louis J. Denisco,  Standing: Walter Austin, William F. Teaff, Charles F. Elliott, Howard T. Larimore, Robert L. Greenleaf  This aircraft is depicted in Keith Ferris's painting seen on the cover of "Target Berlin" by Jeffrey L. Ethell and Alfred Price.    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	"OUR GAL SAL"  -  (100th Photo Archives)
	"SKIPPER II"  -  (100th Photo Archives)
	"HOLY TERROR III"  -  (100th Photo Archives)
	"FOOLS RUSH IN"  -  (100th Photo Archives)
	Formation Time - The 100th leaving the RP (Rally Point)     (100th Photo Archives)
	Flak at the target. This target is not identified.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Formation Time   (100th Photo Archives)
	Cloud cover at the target. Note the B-17 in the center foreground. This target is not positively identified. Some think it maybe Berlin…pw   (100th Photo Archives)
	"THE ALL AMERICAN GIRL"  ground crew. Standing from left: Fitzgerald, Damstru, Sierminski: Kneeling: Holland - Unfortunately these 100th veterans are identified only by last name.   (100th Photo Archives)
	"SHE - HASTA"  351st ground crew: Standing from left: Jenkins and Killebrew: Kneeling from left: Hermann, Kenneth Lemmons, and Conrad. Only the last names are known of most of this ground crew.   (100th Photo Archives)
	"SHE HASTA"  Ground staff: Standing from left: Sumrall, Large, Schmetzer: Kneeling from left: Montgomery, Kenneth Lemmons, and Bergeran.    (100th Photo Archives)
	S/Sgt. Robert A. Stachel on Ed Wolf's crew   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	The escape photo of Robert Stachel's of the Ed Wolf crew   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Neal P. Scott, pilot in the 351st Squadron.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Philip D. Scott, son
	Neal P. Scott, official department photo.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Philip D. Scott, son