Red Crozier poses for his “Escape Photo”, the striped tie and ever popular tweed coat. Red was a 349th BTG on the Joseph P. Ricker Crew
	Charles B. Cruikshank, known to all 100th veterans as “Crankshaft”  Charlie went down at Munster, 10 Oct 1943,  and became a POW
	The 351st great Squadron Commander, Harry F. Cruver. Later to be the last Group Commander of the 100th
	Harry Cruver and Lt. Becker
	Mr. & Mrs. Harry F. Cruver. This photo was taken shortly before Fran’s death.
	Harry F. Cruver at his cadet graduation
	Captain Harry F. Cruver in 1942.
	Harry F. Cruver near the end of his combat tour. Already the 351st Commanding Officer and soon to be Group Commander
	Harry F. Cruver presenting a decoration to one of his 351st pilots who is not identified here.
	Harry F. Cruver shown with General Thomas Jeffery. This photo was taken in 1995 at Cruver’s Maryland home.
	Captain N. Dahn – Commanding Officer of the DDS section.
	Cowboy Roane and his Navigator,  D.L. Schmucker inspecting flak damage incurred on their last combat mission.
	Algie L. Davenport – 351st  TTE on the Jess Wofford crew. Home town -- Rossville, GA.
	Francis J. DeCooman, 349th BTG from the Gossage crew. This crews bailed out in the North Sea, five were rescued among them Bruce Alshouse former President of the 100th Foundation.
	John Delaney – 351st WG from the famous Jack Swartout crew. Considered one of the best lead groups in the 13th Combat Wing