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| 2ND LT | NEAL P SCOTT | P | CPT | -- |
| 2ND LT | JOHN S. NORTON | CP | CPT | -- |
| F/O | FREDERICK J. KOURY | NAV | CPT | -- |
| 2ND LT | ARTHUR J. HOLTZ | BOM | CPT | -- |
| S/SGT | ROBERT L MOCK | ROG | NOC | -- |
| S/SGT | RUSSELL W. SMITH | TTE | NOC | -- |
| S/SGT | PAUL L. CABALLERO | BTG | NOC | TAPS: 15 JUL 1979 |
| SGT | JOHN J. MORRIS | RWG | NOC | -- |
| SGT | RICHARD A. YORK | LWG | -- | -- |
| SGT | JOHN GATELY | TG | NOC | -- |
| 351ST SQDN.. CREW, AS ABOVE, JOINED THE
100TH ON 12 APR 1944. NEAL SCOTT "SCOTTY", COMMAND PILOT, FLEW 42 MISSIONS, THIRD OR FOURTH HIGHEST OF ANY 100TH PILOT SCOTTY WAS ONE OF THE 100TH'S MOST RESPECTED PILOTS AND IS FAMOUS FOR REFERRING TO A WING COMMANDER ON VHF AS A "YELLOW BELLIED SOB." WHEN THOUGHT HIS ACTIONS WERE ENDANGERING THE 100TH AND WHEN THE IRATE GENERAL ASKED WHO MADE THE REMARK, THE 100THS BELOVED "SCOTTY" TOLD HIM . THIS WAS ON THE 30 NOV 1944 MISSION TO LEUNA, AN OIL REFINERY AND ALWAYS A TOUGH TARGET. CAPT FREDRICK "FEARLESS FREDDY" CHAPIN FLEW AS LEAD NAV ON 7 AUG 1944 (ST SYLVAIN) ALWAYS A TOUGH TARGET AND THE 100TH LOST IT LEAD AND DEPUTY LEAD TO FLAK PRIOR TO THE TARGET.. There are references to Neal P. Scott as "Phil" amd "Scotty" |
