349th Sqdn. Crew joined the 100th on 8 Jan 44

According to Harold Heyneman (in an email note dated 2/4/2002), John A. Miller was originally on 2nd Lt. Coy Montgomery's crew  and was on the Cowan crew for only two missions while Robert Patrick was on another assignment.

The following mission list courtesy of James P. Heyneman (6 Aug 02):

My father, Harold L. Heyneman, passed away on March 28, 2002 and I have found the mission list for the Clement H. Cowan crew as written by my father and Lieutenant Hank Dibbern, co-pilot on the crew. My father, Lieutenant Harold L. Heyneman, was the bombardier on the crew. All the missions listed were flown with Cowan as the pilot until April 29, 1944 when the crew flew with Wilson as pilot then Lunsford and later Trapnell.

Letter confirming crew bailout of a portion of this crew:
349TH BOMBARDMENT SQUADRON (H) ARMY AIR FORCES
Office of the Operations Officer
APO 569

4 August 1944

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

On 17 July 1944 at 0925 hours the following Combat Crew, assigned to this organization, parachuted from an abandoned B-17G somewhere over England. Aircraft was abandoned account of fire.

FRED W. CRAFT JR
1st Lt.. Air Corps.
Asst Ops Officer.
(Letter courtesy of James Heyneman – May, 2003)

Explanatory note regarding the above letter and crew list:
My father was bombardier/navigator qualified (two ratings) When Lt. Fred Robertson the regular navigator was assigned to lead crews my father was assigned on the missions as navigator........Jim Heyneman  (This explains why this crew list has both Bombardier and Toggelier)