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Frank Emory, 351st Squadron
Photo Courtesy of Kent Miller
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P47 from the 350th Squadron, unknown pilot
USAF Museum photo
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P47 from the 350th Squadron 'Mud N' Mules"
(Left side) Arkansas Traveller (Right side) - pilot Capt. Lonnie S Davis
USAF Museum photo
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P47 from the 350th Squadron "Little
Princess" - pilot Lt. Marvin V Bledsoe
USAF Museum photo
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P47 from the 350th Squadron, "Prudence V" flown by Capt.
William F "Wild Bill" Tanner
USAF Museum photo
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P47 loaded with rocket tubes
USAF Museum photo
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P47 from the 351st Squadron "Chief Wahoo" - pilot Maj.
Frederick H LeFebre
USAF Museum photo
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P47 of the 350th Squadron - pilot Col. Benjamin Rimerman
USAF Museum photo
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P51 "Double Trouble" pilot - Lt.Col. William B Bailey.
This plane was Lost 3 Feb 45 - Maj. Leslie W Seppala was flying and
became a POW
USAF Museum photo
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P51 from the 353rd FG on Jan 10, '45
USAF Museum photo
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"Dove of Peace", pilot Col. Glenn Duncan, with 19 victories to his
credit
USAF Museum photo
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Unknown P51 from the 353rd FG
USAF Museum photo
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350th FS P47 LH-J damaged after a crash
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350th FS Ops room, showing the map and other 'goodies'
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Capt. Robert Abernathy of the 350th FS - 5 aerial victories
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Col "Wild Bill" Bailey 353FG Deputy Co - 3 aerial victories and 3
ground
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. John Balason (MIA 22 Feb '45)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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"B" FLT. 350 FTR. SQ. Raydon 1944- 1945 STANDING: Dyer, Duke,
Quozz, Greenbill SQUATTING: March, Krammer, Harry,Hak
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Col Wayne Blickenstaff 350th SQD Co - 10 aerial victories
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Maj. Walker Boone, 350th FS - 3 aerial victories and 11 ground
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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F/O Bowron
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Capt J.E. Dyer and his P-51 Mustang "Mascara Maggie"
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Another shot of Capt. Dyer and his Mustang
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Capt J.E. Dyer
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Capt J.E. Dyer
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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"Birdie" Caton
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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N.N. "Quin" Cowan (KIA)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Alvin L Deeds (KIA - 5 Dec
'44)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Edward H "Zilch" Duke
Jr. (MIA - 17 March '45, returned)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Edward H "Zilch" Duke
Jr. (MIA - 17 March '45, returned)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Edward H "Zilch" Duke
Jr.'s LH-F "My Frans" and Jed Dyer's LH-L "Mascara Maggie"
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Edward H "Zilch" Duke
Jr.'s LH-Y
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Edward H "Zilch" Duke
Jr.'s LH-F "My Frans"
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Edward H "Zilch" Duke
Jr.'s LH-Y with Ogden (Crew Chief) and Gogalak (Assistant crew chief)
December 1944 Mission Accomplished Raydon
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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"My Frans III" BMW ( painted on hood) Kaufbedren
Germany Oct 1945 - "Zilch" Duke
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Col Glenn Duncan 353 GP Co (MIA - 7 July '44 - Evaded)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Col Duncan - 353 FTR GP Co. Receives the Croix De
Guerre
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Col Glenn Duncan's P-51 "Dove of Peace" coded LH-X
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Col Duncan's P-51 "Dove of Peace" 26.33 combined Kills,
the leading ACE when he was MIA. (He worked with the underground, French
or Belgian, before walking out. "Over a year we think. don't quote me on
this."
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Frank Elkins (POW - 25 Nov '44)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Bartender Garity Being Snowed Under!
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Kelly Greenfield
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Harry Haines
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Howard H Hakonen (HAK)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Donald E Howie - (KIA 16 April '45)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. William R. Hubbel - 2 aerial victories
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Hal "Jungo" Jung
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Hal Jung receiving the Air Medal from Col Ben
Rimmerman, 353 GP Co. (KIA)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Hal Jung (left) and Robbie (Right)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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"Jungo" and his crew chief Knepple
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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George Knepple crew chief of Jungo's "Miss Ellen"
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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George Knepple crew chief of Jungo's "Miss Ellen"
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Larson (MIA)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Jungo's "Miss Ellen" was back flying in a week.
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Madson
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Manalan (MIA)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. John F. May (MIA - 24 March '45)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Mc Affee 350th FS (serial number matches Lt.Col.
William B Bailey's P51 "Double Trouble Two" of the 352nd FS)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. James McClure - 5 ground victories
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Capt. William J "Mickey" Maguire 351st FS - 7 aerial
victories and 1 ground
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Capt Maguire (KIA)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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McIntosh ??
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Mc Mallan
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Joseph Mc Mullen 350th FS - 11 ground victories
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Mele
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt Harold O. Miller of the 353rd FG. Serial #: 805654
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. George C Moran Jr. - KIA 27 Nov '44
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Francis O'Neil 351st FS
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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John Onkey-
Shot down towards the end of
the war by canon fire, but managed to survive a crash landing. He
was captured a few days later by a 14 year boy with a rusted, but very
operational, pistol. After being introduced to the Gestapo for
interrogation, he spent the rest of the war in a POW camp until finally
liberated in 1945.
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Orzelick
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Garnet Page
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Walter A Prescott (KIA 16 April 45)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Col. Ben Rimmerman 353 G.P. Co.
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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1Lt Anthony R Rosatone and his P-51 "Stasia II" He was in the 352nd FS
of the 353rd FG. He was at Raydon from Sept'44 to
Jan.18'45 when he was MIA returning from a
mission.
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1Lt Anthony R Rosatone
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1Lt Anthony R Rosatone's "Stasia II"
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Spriggs
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt Dean Tracy
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Auger Inn -Raydon, England Bartender (Probably Garrity)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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P-47 353 FTR GP (Raydon) 20mm Flak Damage
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Honor Roll of the 350th FS
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Latrine Scene! Hal Jungo (right) Ed Duke (left) Sept
1944 Raydon England
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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newspaper aerial photo of the 353rd FG base
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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newspaper photo of 353rd FG Mustangs
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350th FTR SQ 51s- Being ferried to Oslo Norway. They
were bought for $15.00 each!!! A/C with less Than 50 hours. Were bought
for $50.00!!! Maybe $25.00
Please be informed that the Mustangs are being ferried to SWEDEN
for service in the RSwAF (Royal Swedish Air Force). The aircraft are:
(foreground) 44-72136 "Mokey too" Coded LH-K and (background) 44-72399
"Hey Bolo II" Coded: LH-M.
The photograph was most likely taken during December of 1947 -John L.
Dienst, Curator Stillwater Airport Memorial Museum
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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353 GP Officers Club - our Bar was the "Auger Inn".
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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You go to London and this is what happens! Torque got a
hold of the pilot and he plowed into the stack of 120 gal paper drop
tanks, on take off.
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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P- 47 353 FTR GP (Raydon) being towed
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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P-51B 353 FTR. GP (Raydon) in mud
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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353rd FG Mustang in flight
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Pilots in the Group's Bar (caption
on back of photo)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Robert W. Hedler, 350 FS from Jenkington, PA. 8/12/44 to 10/24/44.
K.I.A.
He 111 destroyed on 8/28/44
(0.5) Fw 190 and (1) Fw 190 destroyed on 9/21/44. (per Dennis Peters)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lt. Albert B. Brimer, 350th FS (ID'd
by son Bryan)
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Interesting song lyrics - front
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Sony Lyrics - back
Harold Jung photo via Peter Randall
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Lieutenant Colonel Joseph A. Morris, the first Commanding Officer of
the 353rd Fighter Group from it's start in the USA until MIA over France
on Aug 16, 1943 (info from "Jonah's Feet Are
Dry" by Graham Cross) aircraft SN was: P-47D 42-7990
YJ* (I don't have the marking yet)
Photo courtesy of Bruce
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2nd Lt. Edwin H. Peters
photo courtesy of Dennis Peters
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Capt. Jesse W. Gonnam, was a pilot in the
352nd Squadron and was an ace with 5.5 Air (Ace in some books, 4.5
victories in others... investigating!)
photo courtesy of Kerry Gonnam
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2Lt G.D. Page giving
Bill the demonstration of the pass I used to clobber the Me-109
photo courtesy of
Sherrill Grogan
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JUST RETURNED FROM MISSION TO KASSEL,
GERMANY. Feb. 20, 1945
L to R: Lt. O'Neil, Lt. Duke, Lt. Carr, Lt.
Wilkins, Capt. "Horse" Haynes, Lt. Meadows, Lt. Page
photo courtesy of
Sherrill Grogan
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Letter received by the family of
Lt. Page stating he was MIA
photo courtesy of
Sherrill Grogan
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pilot 1Lt James M. Tuttle - P47 in France 1944 taken by Frenchman who
saved him
photo courtesy of Jim Tuttle
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pilot 1Lt James M. Tuttle - P47 in France 1944 taken by Frenchman who
saved him
photo courtesy of Jim Tuttle
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pilot 1Lt James M. Tuttle - "Miss Illini" - Horace Wagner 2frmLeft,
Cliff Boche Armorer 2nd frm right
photo courtesy of Jim Tuttle
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From left to right: Kermit M. Knutson, Crew Chief; Harrison B.
Tordoff, Pilot; Bill Jopke, Assistant Crew Chief; and Ervin Wolf,
Armorer.
photo courtesy of Noel Dunn
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Harrison B. Tordoff, 352nd sqd.
photo courtesy of Noel Dunn
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"Miss Ethel" of the 352nd squadron flown by Lt Douglas A
Makikuhna
photo courtesy of Sandy Kuhna
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Lt. Ray C. Gordon. Shot down 1945
photo courtesy of Sherrill Grogan
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G.D. Page (back row with his service cap on
backwards I don't know who these guys are.photo courtesy of Sherrill Grogan
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Just returned from mission to Kassel
photo courtesy of Sherrill Grogan
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"Jake the Snake" Tollogh, Pete Knutty, "Bingo"
Price, Sgt. Brown, G.D. Page
photo courtesy of Sherrill Grogan
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Monroe Q. Williams, 351st fighter squadron, standing
in front of my P-47D, "Willie The Wolf"
photo courtesy of Monroe Williams
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Monroe Q. Williams, 351st fighter squadron,
climbing into my P-51
photo courtesy of Monroe Williams
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Bingo Price, Johnnie Davies. G.D. Page, unknown. Taken in Germany in
the fall of 1945 - Kitzinger Air Base.
photo courtesy of Sherrill Grogan
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Willy Prescott - Killed March 1945 - Wounded in leg while strafing
an airdrome, bled to death trying to return to base.
photo courtesy of Sherrill Grogan
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P51 Mustang from the 353rd landing at Raydon under the
watchful eyes of a "Caravan" crew member (look closely into the B-17
plexi-glass nose cone onto of the vehicle).
photo courtesy of Bob Bryant
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four P51 Mustangs from the 353rd returning to at
Raydon under the watchful eyes of a "Caravan" crew member (look closely
into the B-17 plexi-glass nose cone onto of the vehicle).
photo courtesy of Bob Bryant
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P51 Mustangs from the 353rd lined up ready for takeoff
at Raydon.
photo courtesy of Bob Bryant
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"Baby Duck" 353rd Fighter group, 350th Fighter Squadron.
photo courtesy of Patrick Lefevre (France)
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Col Duncan in P-47 "Dove of Peace IV" LH-X
42-8643 on way to drop incendiaries
photo courtesy of Bob Bryant
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Col Duncan in a P-51 going up to practice
dive bombing
photo courtesy of Bob Bryant
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P-47 YJ - K in olive drab (upper) and gray, flown by
William K. Lahke
photo courtesy of William K. Lahke via
Tom Ivie
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