Paul E. Mitchell - 351st copilot of the Paul A. Martin crew outside barracks #13 at Thorpe Abbotts.   Detailed Information  (100th Photo Archives)
	Armand "Arnold"  Cardea,  BOM on the Edward McKeaque crew   Detailed Information      (100th Photo Archives)
	Clifton M. "Willie" Williams - 351st Pilot outside barracks #13 at Thorpe Abbotts   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Thomas H. Mullen - 351st CP with the Edward N. McKay Crew.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Ed Gall - 351st Operations Section.   (100th Photo Archives)
	From left: Gamison, R. W. Flowers and Hulme in the 351st area at Thorpe Abbotts.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Perovitch inspects damage to a 351st aircraft, thought to be "HUMPTY DUMPTY".   (100th Photo Archives)
	From left: Seymour Passen, Leo Kimbell and William Urban in the 351st area at Thorpe Abbotts. (100th Photo Archives)
	Neal P. "Scottie" Scott - Legendary 100th pilot who few 42 missions and once called a Major General a yellow bellies SOB on VFH, when Scottie thought the Wing Leader's actions were unduly endangering the 100th. The irate General asked who made the remark and the 100ths beloved Scottie told him.  Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Joseph J. Orendorf - 351st BOM with the John H. Williams Crew.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	"OUR GAL SAL"  and her Flight Crew.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Outer wing panel change for for "QUITTIN'  TIME".   (100th Photo Archives)
	Paul J. Carbone from the Big Frank Valesh Crew.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	The 351st's "HUMPTY DUMPTY", she would later suffer major flak damage.   (100th Photo Archives)
	John H. "Lucky" Luckadoo, left, the 351st Operations Officer, and William DeSanders at the completion of their tour, Feb 14, 1944. Both were Original 100th.    Luckadoo Crew - Detailed Information      DeSanders Crew - Detailed Information      (100th Photo Archives)
	The price "Our Greatest Generation" paid for our liberty was not cheap.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The price "Our Greatest Generation" paid for our liberty was not cheap.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The 100th at the target.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Wing panel change under the watchful eye of L. E. Tisdale, the Crew Chief.   (100th Photo Archives)
	James R. Rassmusson of the 351st   (100th Photo Archives)
	"PICCADILLY LILLY II"  and her Ground Grew: From left: Avril Hanna, Harry Jenkins, John Herrmann, the Crew Chief, Erwing Dunkin, Kenneth Lemmons, the Flight Chief and Robert Spiller   (100th Photo Archives)
	48632 - EP-H from the 351st.   (100th Photo Archives)
	337812 EP-H from the 351st.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Radio Tech - identified only as Boyle.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Brass: From left: Robert Stivers, Jack Wallace and Harry F. Cruver. Wallace and Cruver would both command the 100th.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Sammy Hurry with his buddies on Hard Stand #13. Hurry became very active in the 100th Great Tower Museum at Thorpe Abbotts. He has been a frequent visitor to the 100th reunions.   (100th Photo Archives)
	From left: Mike Holland, Nels O. Davidson, Harry Wilder and Sammy Hurry. Hard as it may be to believe now, the English children had almost free run of the base. They formed friendships with 100th airmen that have endured over half a century.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The Base Artist touches up "HOLY TERROR III"  nose art. (100th Photo Archives)
	"HOLY TERROR III"  and her Flight Crew - this is a full blown staged photograph, goggles and leather helmets were rarely worn when not in full flight gear.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Edward Seidel with "MARIE HELENA", 23386 EP-H of the 351st.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Shuttle mission to Russia, 21 June 1944   (100th Photo Archives)
	Merril T. Rish crew  Standing, Estil McGuffee, Donald Kehm, Royal Lingenfelter, Frank Smith, Merril Rish, Kneeling, Aramand Burt, George Danehower, Angus Alsup, Howard Skaggs, Jr., Mike Kosh (Grounded and replaced by Chester Howard)    Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)