Harvey W. Dickert's 351st Crew: Pictured in unknown order are, Harvey W. Dickert - Pilot, Vernon G. Kielhotlz - CP, Raymond W. Spahr - NAV, John A. Bryce - BOM, Robert G. Truex - ROG, Daniel A. Lynch - TTE, Dale L. Humphrey - BTG, Everett S. Collier - WG, Walter B. Shipman - TG.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	"SUNNY II"  and her Ground Crew - 351st. This aircraft was flown by Glenn Dye, the pilot of the first crew in the 100th to complete a combat tour.   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Ground Crew: Robinson, Stewart, Dittman and Parmenter. The first names of these airmen are unknown.   (100th Photo Archives).
	"SKYWAY CHARIOT"  with her 351st Flight Crew and some members of the Ground Crew.  (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Ground Crew: Robinson, with "SKYWAY CHARIOT"  and the "put put" used for engine starts. (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Ground Crew: Tex Stewart with "SKYWAY CHARIOT".   (100th Photo Archives)
	"SKYWAY CHARIOT"  and Michael G. Hudak - CP. The 100th "SILVER DOLLAR"  is in the background.    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Part of "SKWAY CHARIOT"  Ground Crew: From left: Damstra, Parentier, and Stewart.   (100th Photo Archives)
	"SKYWAY CHARIOT"  and some of her Flight and Ground Crew. Lee F. Carpenter is on the far right.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Inspecting "SKYWAY CHARIOT"  chin turret on a cold day at Thorpe Abbotts.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Michael G. Hudak - CP "SKYWAY CHARIOT".   (100th Photo Archives)    Detailed Information
	A 351st Element in a nice formation inbound to the target. The photograph was taken from the CP position on "QUITTING TIME".   (100th Photo Archives)
	"SKYWAY CHARIOT"  back at Thorpe Abbotts after the infamous Dec 31, 1944 Hamburg mission. (100th Photo Archives)
	"SKYWAY CHARIOT"  Ground Crew on a very windy spring day at Thorpe Abbotts.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Mission preparation on "SKYWAY CHARIOT"  Ball Turret.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The 351st's "FOOLS RUSH IN"  and the John Love Crew.   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives/Linda Love Smith)
	"FOOLS RUSH IN"  and one of her Ground Crew that is not identified.   (100th Photo Archives)
	"FOOLS RUSH IN"  with Rex "Pap" Shelton, the Crew Chief.   (100th Photo Archives)
	George J. Robinson part of the Floyd E. Henderson crew was KIA, Hamburg, 31 December 1944 while flying "FOOLS RUSH IN"    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	The 351st's "PICCADILLY LILLY II"  and her Ground Crew.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st personnel at Kearney, Nebraska - Mar 1943 pose with a 4000lb bomb. Back Row from left: J. A. Bergstrom, C. J. Schmidt, C. E. Anderson, J.C. Sambraito, & E. E. Musolf. Front Row from left: J. W. Brown, F. J. Granger, E. D. Swank, & E. C. Rudolph.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Armament Hut at Thorpe Abbotts: Standing from left: J. A. Bergstrom and E. B. Gelhaus: Front Row from left: F. J. Granger and E. D. Swank.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The 100th's 200 Mission Party; Facing the camera from left: Kenneth Lemmons, Johnson, Chell and Cummings.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The coast of England between Yarmouth and Lowestoft from the TG position of "PICCADILLY LILLY II" - 351st. This great photo is one of only a few taken from the tail in the 100th Archives. It was taken by Averil M. Hanna on one of the Chow-Hound missions to Holland in 1945.   (100th Photo Archives)
	"PICCADILLY LILLY II" being armed with 2000 lb bombs: From left: John C. Sambrailo, A. M. Hanna, and J. Glasco. The Crew Chief, John J. Hermann is not shown, although he would have been in over-all charge of the operation.   (100th Photo Archives)
	"PICCADILLY LILLY II"  and her Ground Crew, John Hermann, the Crew Chief, is third from left.   (100th Photo Archives)
	John J. Hermann, "PICCADILLY LILLY II"  Crew Chief in the CP seat.   (100th Photo Archives)
	"OUR GAL SAL" and John C. Samgrailo. 351st.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Paul Pascal, NAV on the Victor Fienup crew.  He became an Evadee after a mid-air collision on 3 September 1943.  Picture appears to have been taken stateside during navigation training.  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Identification Badge issued for the Russian Shuttle Missions. Donated to the 100th Archive by Joseph Strauss.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Back side of Identification Badge for the Russian Shuttle Missions in the above photograph.   Donated to the 100th Archive by Joseph Strauss.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Kenneth and Carol Yeater photographed in 1945.  Ken was the ROG with Robert "Rosie" Rosenthal at Berlin on Feb 3, 1945. He and Rosie bailed out and landed behind the Russian lines and were taken to Moscow and returned to Thorpe Abbotts via courier plane after some two weeks in the Russian capital.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	William Howard and Paul Sattler of the Edgar W. Wolf crew acting like this was an outhouse    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Aircrew hut for the 351st which housed Edgar W. Wolf's crew   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)