Identity Tag given to all 100th personnel flying the Russian Shuttle missions of July 1944. This one courtesy of Kenneth E. Yeater of the Oren E. Hopkins Crew.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The Oren E. Hopkins Crew photographed at Thorpe Abbotts after landing from a mission over Europe. This crew flew the Russian Shuttle missions.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Members of the 351st Richard C. King Crew photographed in 1943 before overseas assignment. From left: Ernest (NMI) Anderson - NAV, Edward H. Hovvde - BOM, and Richard C. King the Pilot.   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Complete Richard C. King Crew photographed in 1943 before overseas assignment. Standing from left: Heber Hogge, Jr., Donald E. Wise, Trafford L. Curry, Barney Sutton (Assigned to an Aviation Cadet Class after six missions), Rudolph H. Harms: Kneeling from left: Ernest Anderson, Edward H. Hovde, Richard C. King, and the legendary Owen "Cowboy" Roane, who received his own crew prior to overseas assignment. It fell to Roane to witness his old crew going down at Paris September 3, 1943 - resulting in the death of five, King, Brykalski (who replaced Roane on the crew), McKnight, Harms, and Wise. In 1993 on the 50th anniversary of the mission, Roane told Paul West and Charles M. Beck it was then and remains one of the saddest days of his life.  Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)
	Richard C. King - 351st Pilot - KIA September 3, 1943   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	George D. Brykalski - 351st - CP - KIA September 3, 1943. Richard C. King Crew     Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Ernest Anderson - 351st - NAV - POW September 3, 1943. Richard C. King Crew    Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Edward H. Hovde - 351st - BOM - POW September 3, 1943. Hovde was severely wounded and was soon returned to by the Germans. His story is one of heroism and valor. He reported that he came to sitting on top of a piece of wing panel in the air - Reached to pull his ripcord and found the hand he used was missing - pulled the cord with the other hand and then observed one of his legs was gone. The temperature at his altitude likely hindered the loss of blood from his terrible wounds. Of interest is that Cowboy Roane. who witnessed the flak hit thought Hovde KIA until meeting him in 1985 at the 100th's Dayton, Ohio Reunion. They remained in touch until Hovde's death.. pw Richard C. King Crew   Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Trafford C. Curry - 351st - TTE. Evaded and returned to England. Richard C. King Crew    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	James M. Sides - 351st - WG - POW September 3, 1943. Richard C. King Crew     Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Heber (Gene) Hogge, Jr. - 351st WG - POW September 3, 1943. Richard C. King Crew     Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Donald E. Wise - 351st - TG - KIA September 3, 1943. Richard C. King Crew  Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	Rudolph H. Harms - 351st - BTG - KIA September 3, 1943. Richard C. King Crew.    Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	James M. Sides photographed as a POW. Richard C. King Crew. Copy of a Luftwaffe Archives photograph.  Detailed Information     (100th Photo Archives)
	Melvin Kodas 351st Crew: Kneeling from left: Ellis A. Lalonde - BTG, John F. Curran - TG, Melvin Kodas, the Pilot, and Joseph L. Straus or Strauss - BOM: Standing from left: Arnold E. Bennett - NAV, Robert G. Mellem - CP, Perry C. Peckham - TTE, Edwin (NMI) Villa - WG, Bernard W. Guza - ROG.  Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Ivan Rosenbaum Crew photographed in the states- Rosenbaum was injured in a crash landing and the crew was given to Melvin Kodas and is generally identified at the Kodas Crew.   Rosenbaum crew -  Detailed Information      Kodas crew -  Detailed Information   (100th Photo Archives)
	Arnold E. Bennet, left, and Paul Betterman from the 351st Melvin Kodas Crew   (Detailed Information   100th Photo Archives)
	The loss of  AC # 523 at Thorpe Abbotts on 4 Jan 1945 on the Hamburg mission.    (100th Photo Archives)
	Transportation to the Flight Line.   (100th Photo Archives)
	The Squadron Engineering Officers with the Group Engineering Officer, Eugene "Butch" Rovegno. Revengo was a WWI Naval Aviator. From left: Donald J. Blazer - 350th Eng Officer, John J. Herlihy - 349th Eng Officer, Rovegno, William D. Clift - 418th Eng Officer and William A. Carleton - 351st Eng Officer who later was elevated to Group Engineering Officer when Rovegno returned to the ZI.  (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Tech Supply Section: The members are identified by last names; Standing from left: Egri and Cumming. Kneeling from left: Dowers. Lambert and Milburn.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st's William A. Carleton, left, receiving Bronze Star medal from Maj. Rovegno.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Eugene "Butch" Rovegno - the 100th's Group Engineering Officer.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Dewy Montgomery - 351st Engineering Section.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Tech Supply Section, Houston Cummings, left and Bill M. (Last name unknown)   (100th Photo Archives)
	These airman are identified only as being from the 351st.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st - Mike Schuster, left, and Unknown.   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st Sheet Metal Section airmen identified only as Bowie, left, and Jedrvistjko (Likely incorrect spelling)   (100th Photo Archives)
	351st's "SHACKRAT"  - 230087 undergoing an engine change at Thorpe Abbotts.   (100th Photo Archives)
	Fueling for a mission on a winter morning at Thorpe Abbotts.   (100th Photo Archives)
	T/Sgt. Jerry Rowe ROG on Edgar W.  Wolf''s crew   Detailed Information    (100th Photo Archives)
	S/Sgt. William Howard WG on Edgar W.  Wolf's crew   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)
	Shuttle Chit for Russian Shuttle Mission. (Jack O'Leary)
	Shuttle Chit for Russian Shuttle Mission. (Jack O'Leary)
	John J. Hermann, "PICCADILLY LILLY II"  Crew Chief in the CP seat.   (100th Photo Archives)