Stymie LD-R 23237 shot down 10 October 1943 by fighters and flak on Munster Mission. Lt John Stephens Crew all POW.
	Stymie LD-R 23237 shot down 10 October 1943 by fighters and flak on Munster Mission. Lt John Stephens Crew all POW. Young child from farm in the background
	Stymie LD-R 23237 shot down 10 October 1943 by fighters and flak on Munster Mission. Lt John Stephens Crew all POW. Local resident posing with tail section of aircraft.
	100th Bomb Group in heavy flak in March/April 1945.
	Box barrage of flak just missing 100th BG aircraft.
	Lead Squdron, August 17, 1943 Regensburg mission. Photo taken from Cowboy Owen Roane's aircrafts waist gun postion. Lead plane is Just-a-Snappin with Lt Ev Blakely and Maj. Jack Kidd, plane with damaged tail is Wolf Pack flown by Lt Robert Wolff, Farthest away is Lt John Brady in Stymie and the lowest aircrat is Lt Charles "Crankshaft" Cruikshank with Maj John Egan in Mugwump.
	Maj. Harry Crosby, Group Navigator posing with a wartime photo of himself from a copy of Flying Fortress by Ed Jablonski . The plane in the background was painted High Life to coincide with a promotion being done by Miller High Life and the Crew of Donald Oaks. Today it is painted as Aluminum Overcast and owned by the EAA.
	Formation of 100th Bomb Group heading into harms way.
	Lead aircraft has dropped its flare to signal bombs away for the rest of the toggeliers in the group.
	Lt Robert Wolff's a/c Wolf Pack on the ground in Africa after 17 August 1943 Regensburg mission. Note the damaged Vertical stabilizer.
	Thomas J. Reilly Crew.  Detailed Information  (100th Photo Archives)
	Thomas J. Reilly Crew.  Detailed Information  (100th Photo Archives)
	Thomas J. Reilly Crew Stateside.  Detailed Information  (100th Photo Archives)
	Robert J. Digby, CP on the Dean M. Radtke crew.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives) Also on 418th - Page 26
	William A. Terry, Pilot.  Shot down over Berlin, March 6th 1944 and KIA Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives) Also on 418th - Page 26
	Navigator on Lt William A. Terry Crew, shot down over Berlin on March 6, 1944. Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Navigator on the William a Terry Crew, shot down over Berlin on March 6, 1944. Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)  Also on 418th - Page 26