Lt. Roy Claytor, 350th Pilot.  Detailed Information 100th BG Photo archives
	The Bernard A. DeMarco crew: Standing (Left to Right); Benjamin Jim Barr, Thornton Stringfellow, Harry C. Calhoun, John W. Downs and Francis C. Harper.  Kneeling; Leon A. Castro, Leo T. Callahan, Albert Freitas and Benard A. "Berry" DeMarco.  James P. Thayer not pictured.   Detailed Information   100th Photo Archives
	Albert M. Freitas, BTG of the Bernard A. DeMarco crew.   Detailed Information   Photo courtesy of Albert M. Freitas
	Knute Knudson, Leo T. Callahan, an unidentified English girl and Nicholas Delcimmuto.   Knudson and Delcimmuto - Detailed Information   Callahan - Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Part of the Bernard A. DeMarco crew:  (Left to Right)  Standing; Benjamin J. Barr, Leon A. Castro and Leo T. Callahan,  Kneeling; Harry C. Calhoun and Albert M. Freitas with "Misty."  Photo taken May 1943 in Casper, Wyoming.   Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Harry S. Lenk  ROG on the Herbert G. Devore crew.   Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Part of the Bernard A. DeMarco crew:  (Left to Right)  Harvey Wardell Holloman - crew chief, Leon A. Castro, Albert M. Freitas and Harry C. Calhoun.  Casper, Wyoming May 1944   Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Albert Freitas of the Bernard A. DeMarco crew and "Daphnie" in back and John N. Spiker of the William G. Larkin crew and Harry S. Lenk of the Herbert G. Devore crew in front.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	At top is Albert Freitas and laying down is John N. Spiker who was KIA.   Freitas - Detailed Information   Spiker - Detailed Information     Photo taken near the village of Pullem St. Mary's on the parents farm of a "Daphnie," (last name unknown)  a friend of one of the "Yanks."   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	POW picture of Albert M. Freitas   Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Part of the Herbert G. Devore crew, Harry S. Lenk, Nicholas Delcimmuto, an office worker, Knute Knudson and John J. Barry.  Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	At top of picture is "Daphnie's" Mom, in the middle are "Daphnie", John N. Spiker, Grandmother and Knute Knudson.  In front is Albert Freitas.  Knute Knudson was Daphnie's boy friend.  Picture taken 20 May 1943.     Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	John L. Berry  WG on the Herbert G. Devore Crew/   Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Knute Knudson  TG on the Herbert G. Devore crew.   Detailed Information   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Albert Freitas of the Bernard A. DeMarco crew and Nicholas Delcimmuto of the Herbert G. Devore crew.  The men in back are not identified.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	This is a couple of examples of "V-Mail."  On the left is a letter home from Albert Freitas.  A letter written on standard size V-Mail was reduced to a 3 mil. film, then enlarged on paper to the size shown when it reached U.S. A.  The letters were censored.  Return mail was to an APO number; either New York or San Francisco.  The letter on the right is to Albert Freitas parents from Leo Callahan.  "Cal" was on a march from Nurnburg in April 1945 and managed to escape to the front lines and spent time with the troops and then got to Paris.  After that a plane ride back to Thorpe Abbots for a "hero's" welcome.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Harleston, Norfolk in 1943.  Situated near the 350th Sq. site.  It was the place to drink, dine and dance and also, to morn those who didn't come back.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	John N. Spiker of the William G. Larkin crew, Knute Knudson of the Herbert G. Devore crew, a laborer and Albert M. Freitas of the Bernard A. DeMarco crew.  Photo taken at the Daphnie's Farm   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Harry and Ethel Rayner and "Flossy" 8 Jun 43  Friends to all 350th guys.  They were special - their house was my house away from home.  Contact was maintained until they past on in the late 1950's.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	Mary Jane 1943  Mary Jane was special and liked by all.  She was invited for a joy ride on a B-17; seems the plane wouldn't lift off.  The fortress sped past the runway and into a wooded area.  The aircraft hit the trees and severed both wings while the fuselage slid on to a safe stop - far from the roaring fire on the wings.     Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	This airman is unknown.  Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	"The Red Cross Gang"  1943,  Mary Jane, George, Barbara and Jean.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	A "Postcard" 1943.  The Red Cross Mobil assigned to the 100th.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	"POW Cartoon" taken from Albert Freitas's Stalag XI, POW book 1944.  Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	"POW Cartoon"  If a POW went over the "warning fence," it was certain death. Taken from Stalag XI, POW book.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	The Royal Air Force and the U. S. A. A. F. bombed Nurnburg day and night 20 Feb to 21 Feb 1945.  It was a shattering event.  Cartoon drawn at Nurnburg, Stalag XI, 1945.   Photos courtesy of Albert Freitas
	"First Air Medal recipients"