This site is an expanded and significantly upgraded version of the Flickr Commons based tool I created several years ago. As well as a major design/UX overhaul, it now includes data from further providers (see full list below). I'd welcome further suggestions as the harvesting tool and database are easily extendable.
For information, questions and bug reports please contact James Morley @jamesinealing | james@jamesmorley.net
Current totals by data source
Current totals by date accuracy
Breakdown of institutional data retrieved through Europeana
Het Nationaal Glasmuseum - 22336 items; Sjöhistoriska museet - 11809 items; Bohusläns museum - 7936 items; Vänersborgs museum - 7561 items; Kulturarv Västernorrland - 4090 items; Rijksmuseum - 3241 items; Tekniska museet - 2444 items; Armémuseum, Stockholm, Sweden - 2317 items; Karlsborgs fästningsmuseum - 2007 items; Miliseum - 1287 items; Örebro läns museum - 1254 items; Flygvapenmuseum - 1058 items; ModeMuseum Provincie Antwerpen - 1042 items; Marinmuseum - 735 items; Skansen - 629 items; Österreichische Nationalbibliothek - Austrian National Library - 579 items; Riksantikvarieämbetet - 381 items; Stiftelsen Nordiska museet - 288 items; Historisch Museum Ede - 254 items; Stedelijk Museum Zutphen - 221 items; Ajuntament de Girona - 106 items; CODA Museum - 103 items; INP - National Heritage Institute, Bucharest - 103 items; Upplandsmuseet - 102 items; The Archaeological Heritage Agency of Iceland - 95 items; Aaltense Musea - 58 items; Stadsmuseum Harderwijk - 56 items; Sundsvalls museum - 50 items; National library of Montenegro "Đurđe Crnojević" - 44 items; Länsmuseet Gävleborg - 37 items; Nederlands Openluchtmuseum - 31 items; Vasamuseet - 28 items; Images of Old Cluj - 27 items; Nederlands Tegelmuseum - 20 items; Postmuseum - 18 items; Δήμος Τρίπολης - 11 items; Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem - 9 items; Cluj County Library - 9 items; Slovak National Library - 8 items; Csorba Győző Könyvtár - Pécs - 7 items; Stadskasteel Zaltbommel - 7 items; Stichting Liemers Museum - 6 items; Lietuvos dailės muziejus - 4 items; Žemaičių muziejus „Alka“ / Samogitian Museum "Alka" - 3 items; Deventer Musea - 3 items; NOC*NSF - 3 items; Nationalmuseum, Sweden - 2 items; Wikimedia Commons Community - 2 items; Lietuvos švietimo istorijos muziejus / Museum of Lithuanian Education History - 2 items; Rippl-Rónai Megyei Hatókörű Városi Múzeum - Kaposvár - 2 items; Museum Elburg - 1 items; National Library of Bulgaria - 1 items; Horniman Museum and Gardens - 1 items; jNederlands Openluchtmuseum - 1 items; Lietuvos dailės muziejus / Lithuanian Art Museum - 1 items; Kauno IX forto muziejus / Kaunas 9th Fort Museum - 1 items; A. Baranausko ir A. Vienuolio-Žukausko memorialinis muziejus / Antanas Baranauskas and Antanas Vienuolis-Žukauskas Memorial Museum - 1 items; Slot Loevestein - 1 items; Museon - 1 items
Breakdown of institutional data retrieved through Flickr Commons
The U.S. National Archives - 1730 items; The Library of Congress - 1093 items; SMU Libraries Digital Collections - 1038 items; State Library and Archives of Florida - 912 items; State Library of Queensland, Australia - 891 items; Cornell University Library - 840 items; bibliothequedetoulouse - 821 items; Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons - 567 items; Swedish National Heritage Board - 559 items; National Library of Ireland on The Commons - 494 items; State Library of New South Wales collection - 402 items; Vestfoldmuseene | Vestfold Museums - 385 items; MissouriStateArchives - 371 items; National Library of Australia Commons - 295 items; NASA on The Commons - 262 items; Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums - 249 items; National Library of Norway - 229 items; Royal Australian Historical Society - 216 items; Deseronto Archives - 183 items; Provincial Archives of Alberta - 177 items; Powerhouse Museum Collection - 170 items; UW Digital Collections - 123 items; National Library NZ on The Commons - 123 items; UA Archives | Upper Arlington History - 114 items; National Library of Scotland - 105 items; Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest - 89 items; Australian War Memorial collection - 88 items; Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Office Commons - 78 items; National Archives of Estonia - 67 items; Museum of Photographic Arts Collections - 64 items; Stockholm Transport Museum Commons - 61 items; Liberas / Liberaal Archief - 59 items; National Museum of Denmark - 55 items; Costică Acsinte Archive - 49 items; The Gallen-Kallela Museum - 46 items; Archives of the Finnish Broadcasting Company Yle - 46 items; Museum of Hartlepool - 45 items; George Eastman Museum - 33 items; San Diego Air & Space Museum Archives - 32 items; The National Archives UK - 31 items; tyrrellhistoricallibrary - 29 items; Preus museum - 27 items; Fylkesarkivet i Sogn og Fjordane - 21 items; OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons - 21 items; The Finnish Museum of Photography - 20 items; National Science and Media Museum - 17 items; Schlesinger Library, RIAS, Harvard University - 9 items; Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol - 7 items; Smithsonian Institution - 4 items; Getty Research Institute - 4 items; Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland - 4 items; The British Library - 2 items; Camden Public Library (Maine) - 2 items; Center for Jewish History, NYC - 1 items; Kalamazoo Public Library - 1 items; Aalto University Library and Archive Commons - 1 items;
The data has been harvested from providers using some custom php scripts to query respective APIs based on dates. Data is harmonised and stored in a local mySql database.
Additional jQuery plugins are used to enhance the display, including Masonry and Bootstrap Image Gallery (based on blueimp).
The website code and generated data is openly licensed so please feel free to copy, modify, distribute as you please (subject to any restrictions as imposed by the content and toolset providers).
Private Eugene Murphy. , . Died/killed on 11/10/42. Assigned to USAAF Headquarters squadron and the 1st Bomb wing
Died 10 November 1942
American Air Museum
Captain Owen Kunze. Pilot, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. 93rd was assigned to N. Africa to help defeat Rommel. B-24D-1-CO 41-23665 'Big Dealer' had mission to La Galite (a small Mediterranean island off Tunisia). Crashed near Bir el Kham
Died 10 January 1943
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant James Anderson. Flight Engineer; Top Turret Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 January 1943. 93rd was assigned to N. Africa to help defeat Rommel. B-24D-1-CO 41-23665 'Big Dealer' had missi
Died 10 January 1943
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Robert Woody. Radio Operator, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 January 1943. 93rd was assigned to N. Africa to help defeat Rommel. B-24D-1-CO 41-23665 'Big Dealer' had mission to La Galite (a sma
Died 10 January 1943
American Air Museum
AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD.
Locations: ABBEVILLE/ DRUCAT (Primary) CAEN/CARPIQUET (Primary) PARIS/LE BOURGET (Primary)
Mission date: 10 July 1943
American Air Museum
DIVERSION BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY AIRFIELD RAILROADS and WATERWAYS RAILROADS and WATERWAYS.
Locations: COESFELD (Opportunistic) ENSCHEDE (Opportunistic) Münster Münster, Germany
Mission date: 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Clarence Coombs. Ball Turret Gunner, 100th Bomb Group. Shot down 10 October 1943 in B-17 #4230047 'Sweater Girl. ' Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Elmer Fjosne. Ball Turret Gunner, 390th Bomb Group. Shot down 10 October 1943 in B-17 #4230262 'Tech Supply. ' Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Frank Malone. Tail Gunner, 390th Bomb Group. Shot down 10 October 1943 in B-17 #4230262 'Tech Supply. ' Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Orlando Vincenti. Radio Operator, Radio Operator Gunner, 100th Bomb Group. Shot down 10 October 1943 in B-17 #4230725 'Aw-R-Go. ' Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Paul Hurles. Radio Operator, Radio Operator Gunner, 390th Bomb Group. Shot down 10 October 1943 in B-17 #4230262 'Tech Supply. ' Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Roy Rightmire. Top Turret Gunner, 95th Bomb Group. Flight engineer/top turret gunner B-17F 42-30272 'Fritz Blitz': Roy Rightmire (KIA, anoxia); 10-10-43.
Died 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Roy Rightmire. Top Turret Gunner, 95th Bomb Group. Shot down 10 October 1943 in B-17 #4230272 'Fritz Blitz. ' Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 October 1943
American Air Museum
Corporal Herman Kolousek. PS, 482nd Bomb Group. KIS in B-17F #42-5793 crashed at Brome, Suffolk, en route to leading the 100th Bomb Group. He was the PFF plane, sent to lead the group.
Died 10 November 1943
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant John Russell. Co-Pilot, 482nd Bomb Group. "Jack" was a good friend of my father and grandfather in Baldwin, New York. He wrote quite a handful of letters to both of them during the war. My grandfather sent him care packages to
Died 10 November 1943
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Melvin Wright. Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. KNO 10 December 1943. On a local training flight in P47 42-74683, crashed near Duxford.
DFC/ AM w/ 3 Oak Leaf Cluster
Died 10 December 1943
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY INDUSTRIAL AREA AIRFIELD.
Locations: Brunswick, Germany GILZE-RIJEN (Primary)
Mission date: 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Herbert Loebs. Pilot, 389th Bomb Group. Crashed shortly after takeoff believed due to severe icing conditions on a mission to Gilze-Rijen airfield, Holland in B-24J #42-100046 'Patsy Ann'. Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Donald Ludwig. Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Shot down by coastal flak near Egmond, Holland and presumed lost in the North Sea on 10 Feb 1944 in P-47C #41-6249 'Vee Gaile'. Killed in Action (KIA).
AM/ PH
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Paul MacWilliam. Pilot, 94th Bomb Group. Shot down by fighters and crashed 10 miles east of the target of Brunswick on 10 Feb 1944 in B-17G #42-31080 'Hey Moitle. ' Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Robert Ayrest. Pilot, 448th Bomb Group. Crashed for unconfirmed reasons near Tibenham, Norfolk on a mission to Gilze-Rijen airfield, Holland on 10 Feb 1944 in B-24H #42-52132. Killed in Action (KIA).
Earlier 12 December 1943 B24H#42-7
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant Harold Aucker. Gunner, 448th Bomb Group. Crashed for unconfirmed reasons near Tibenham, Norfolk on a mission to Gilze-Rijen airfield, Holland on 10 Feb 1944 in B-24H #42-52132. Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Louis LeFevre. Tail Gunner, 388th Bomb Group. Assigned to 562BS, 388BG, 8AF USAAF. Shot up by flak over the target and exploded and crashed near Uitgeest, Holland on return from a mission to Brunswick on 10 Feb 1944 in B-17G 42-31115 '
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Robert Taylor. Radio Operator, 389th Bomb Group. Crashed shortly after takeoff believed due to severe icing conditions on a mission to Gilze-Rijen airfield, Holland in B-24J #42-1000046 'Patsy Ann'. Killed in Action (KIA).
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Norman Kajut. Radio Operator, 388th Bomb Group. Shot up by flak over the target and exploded and crashed near Uitgeest, Holland on return from a mission to Brunswick on 10 Feb 1944 in B-17G #42-31115 'Hell's Bells'. Kille
Died 10 February 1944
American Air Museum
AIRFIELD INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX AIRFIELD and AIRCRAFT FACTORIES AIRCRAFT FACTORIES AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD and AIRCRAFT FACTORIES AIRFIELD AIRFIELD V-1 MISSILE SITES AIRFIELD AIRFIELD.
Locations: BEAUMONT-SUR-OISE (Opportunistic) BERGEN
Mission date: 10 April 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Clemens Fiedler. Fighter Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. Assigned to 335FS, 4FG, 8AF USAAF. A/C P-51B 43-7190 struck by flak while strafing Romarantin Airdrome in France. Determining he could not make it back, he called on the R/T informing his
Died 10 April 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Wallace Frank. Fighter Pilot, Pilot, 361st Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) crashed near Gace in P-51 #4324759
Died 10 June 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Conrad Netting. Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. Assigned to 336FS, 4FG, 8AF USAAF. Failed to Return (FTR) fighter sweep to Evreux, struck trees in P-51B 42-106669 'Coujon IV' on pull-up from a strafing run on a truck convoy. 10-Jun-4
Died 10 June 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Daniel Loyd. Fighter Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near Ecouche in P-47 42-25981
Died 10 June 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Richard Kuehner. Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 June 1944 in AC #4226317
AM w/ Oak Leaf Cluster/ PH
Died 10 June 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Vincent Massa. Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 June 1944 in AC 43-25319.
DFC w/ Oak Leaf Cluster/ AM w/ 3 Oak Leaf Cluster
Died 10 June 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Virgil Johnston. Fighter Pilot, 353rd Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near Rennes in P-47 #4225771 on 10 June 1944.
Gmasher's comment on Fold3 image:
"Although 2LT Virgil C. Johnston, Jr was killed in the crash of this a
Died 10 June 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant Jack Larsen. Left Waist Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 June 1944 Shot down by flak near Wangerin in B-24 #4295039
AM/ PH
Died 10 June 1944
American Air Museum
Flight Officer William McKelvey. Pilot, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 July 1944 ; lost in the Libyan Desert
AM/ PH
Died 10 July 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Dale Wilson. , 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 July 1944 Forced landing in desert
AM/ PH
Died 10 July 1944
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Vincent Greathouse. , 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 July 1944 forced landing in desert
AM/ PH
Died 10 July 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Edward Simpson. Fighter Pilot, 357th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) crashed near Sens in P-51 #4413712
Died 10 August 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Lawrence Bearden. Fighter Pilot, 359th Fighter Group. Assigned to 369FS, 359FG, 8AF USAAF. Killed in Flying Accident (KIFA). 10-Aug-44.
Awards: PH.
Died 10 August 1944
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY AIRCRAFT FACTORY VEHICLE FACTORY AIRFIELD MARSHALLING YARDS TANK FACTORY ENGINE FACTORY MARSHALLING YARDS JET PROPULSION PLANT.
Locations: FURTH (Primary) GAGGEN
Mission date: 10 September 1944
American Air Museum
Lieutenant Colonel William Daley. Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. William Daley attempted to enlisted from Amarillo, Texas, in the Army Aviation Cadet programme but was rejected. He then went to the Clayton-Knight Committee, and having nearly 200 hours of flyin
Died 10 September 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Charles Parmelee. Fighter Pilot, Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near St. Vith in P-47 #4325593
July 4, 1944, may have been the pilot in Losses returning from mission 4 July 44 who landed at Andrews Field in P47#42-7
Died 10 September 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Lawton Clark. Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Shot down 10 September 1944 in AC #4226590. Killed in Action (KIA).
AM w/ 3 Oak Leaf Cluster/ PH
Died 10 September 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant William Lacy. Fighter Pilot, Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) crashed at Babenhausen in P-47 #42-75243. 'Bill' Lacy's initials were painted above one of the 'kill' markings on Huie Lamb's P-
Died 10 September 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant Harry Siders. Tail Gunner, 381st Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed at Neibsheim in B-17 Fort Worth Gal #446095
Died 10 September 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Benjamin Christensen. Navigator, 351st Bomb Group. Died in hospital in Karlshamn, Sweden, after crash landing with aircraft 42-31192 (YB-R), B-17G in Farabol, Sweden. Plane was hit by flak over Politz, Germany. It was his 2nd mission.
Died 10 October 1944
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY COMMUNICATIONS TARGETS AIRFIELD AIRFIELD MARSHALLING YARDS AIRFIELD AIRFIELD SCREENING MISSION AIRFIELD.
Locations: COLOGNE/BUTZWEILHOF COLOGNE/OSTHEIM HANAU HANAU/LANGENDIEBACH WEISEBADEN WEISEBADEN WIESBADEN/HALLE
Mission date: 10 November 1944
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY MARSHALLING YARDS AIRFIELD MARSHALLING YARDS HIGHWAY BRIDGE MARSHALLING YARDS RAIL BRIDGE AIRFIELD HIGHWAY BRIDGE RAIL BRIDGE HIGHWAY BRIDGE RAIL BRIDGE MARSHALLING YARDS RAIL BRIDGE MARSHALLING YARDS AIRFIELD AIRFIELD MARSHALL
Mission date: 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant William Doherty. Fighter Pilot, 364th Fighter Group. MACR 11876 just mentions Lt Doherty's P-51 was last seen in formation above Vielsalm, Belgium. No chute was seen and no trace of the plane or pilot was found. Freeman's "
Died 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
Lieutenant James Hannaman. Co-Pilot, 390th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near Dusseldorf in B-17 #4338668
1st Lt James D. Hannaman enlisted in Portland, Oregon on 29 September 1942. He was killed when the Eight Air Force bomber on which he was co-pi
Died 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
Lieutenant John Dodrill. Pilot, 100th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near Gladbach in B-17 'The All AMerican Girl' #4237936
Died 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Stanford Kay. Navigator, 390th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) at Dusseldorf in B-17 #4338668
A/C 668 received a direct hit by flak at Dusseldorf between #1 and #2 engines. The A/C peeled out of formation and went into a 30 sec dive i
Died 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
Sergeant Mark Hertz. Ball Turret Gunner, 390th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near Dusseldorf in B-17 #4338668
Died 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
Sergeant Ward Gillespie. Right Waist Gunner, Waist Gunner, 390th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near Dusseldorf in B-17 #4338668
Died 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Charles Pasch. Radio Operator, 390th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) near Dusseldorf in B-17 #4338668
Died 10 January 1945
American Air Museum
RAIL VIADUCT MARSHALLING YARDS RAIL VIADUCT MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS.
Locations: ARNSBERG BIELEFELD BIELEFELD DORTMUND ERFELD EVING PADERBORN SOEST Dortmund, Germ
Mission date: 10 March 1945
American Air Museum
FREELANCE MISSION SCOUTING MISSION AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD MUNITIONS DEPOT AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS AIRFIELD.
Locations: BRANDENBURG/BRIEST BURG-BEI-MAGDEBURG NEURUPPIN ORANIENBURG ORANIENBURG PA
Mission date: 10 April 1945
American Air Museum
Lieutenant Herbert Stinson. Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) 10 April 1945 in AC #4415556. 'Doug'
AM w/ 5 Oak Leaf Cluster
Died 10 April 1945
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Robert Brockman. Crew Chief, 379th Bomb Group. Staff Sergeant Robert J Brockman was a Ground Crew Chief for the 526th Bomb Squadron of the 379th Bomb Group.
He had more than two aircraft assigned to his Maintenance Crews.
The first one w
Died 10 May 1945
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Elmer Rieber. Waist Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in an auto racing accident in 1947.
Died 10 July 1947
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Martin Berkircher. Military Occupation Specialty 747-Airplane and Engine Mechanic, 384th Bomb Group.
Died 10 November 1952
American Air Museum
Lieutenant Colonel Manvel Davis. Staff Judge Advocate, . Received the Purple Heart, Bronze Star and French War Cross for WW I
Died 10 February 1959
American Air Museum
Corporal (Technician Fifth Grade) Forrest Bradley. MOS 345, Truck Driver, Light, 384th Bomb Group.
Died 10 October 1959
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Eugene Marceau. Gunner, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 10 July 1970
American Air Museum
Major Donavon Smith. Commanding Officer, 56th Fighter Group. DSC/ DFC w/ 3 Oak Leaf Cluster/ AM w/ 3 Oak Leaf Cluster
5.5
Died 10 September 1974
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Frank Killarney. Engineer / Top Turret Gunner, 96th Bomb Group. Shot down on B-17 # 42-3439 of 96th Bomber Group / 413th Bomber Squadron. MACR 1018. Engineer Frank Killarney landed in parachute near Erp, Holland. He quickly reunited wit
Died 10 November 1979
American Air Museum
Lieutenant Colonel William O'Regan. Fighter Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. Joined RAFVR, service pilot training, shipped overseas to ETO, OTU training, assigned to 71S, transfer to 334th FS, 4th FG,
334 FS 16-9-42 / 7-10-43, Designated Flight Commander B
Died 10 October 1980
American Air Museum
Flight Officer William Nichols. Pilot, . Joined RAFVR, service pilot training in US, shipped overseas to ETO, OTU training, assigned to 71S, FTR 7-9-41, POW.
Died 10 September 1981
American Air Museum
Major Lloyd Hathcock. Pilot, . Lt (Later Major) Lloyd S “Scotty” Hathcock. 310th FS, 332nd FG, 12th AF. Captured in Italy having got lost on ferry mission in Republic P-47D 42-75971, landed in error at enemy held Rome-Littorio on 29th May 1944
Died 10 February 1985
American Air Museum
Colonel Harry Neville. Pilot/Director of Materiel, 384th Bomb Group.
Died 10 August 1986
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Clarence Flory. Radio Operator, 384th Bomb Group. Assigned to the 384th Bomb Group, 544th Bomb Squadron on AAF Station 106 Special Orders #85 dated 6 May 1944, William A. Fairfield Crew, 28 combat missions.
Died 10 January 1988
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Glenn Fielding. Pilot, 361st Fighter Group. Missions flown-81; Operational hours 298:45. Once came back to base with a foot long solid chunk of cast iron weighing 12 pounds( from a German freight car) embedded in the right wing of his P-
Died 10 February 1988
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Glen Hulse. Tail Gunner, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 10 February 1988
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Harold Bauer. Fighter pilot, 55th Fighter Group. Assigned to 343FS, 55FG, 8AF USAAF. Upon landing after a local test flight on 29 Feb 1944, P-38J 42-67749 nosed over at the end of the runway due to a flap malfunction. Returned to Duty (R
Died 10 April 1988
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant (2nd Grade) Oliver Morris. Waist Gunner, 388th Bomb Group.
Died 10 May 1988
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Lykes Henderson. Pilot, 384th Bomb Group. Prisoner of War (POW). 26 June 1943, B17 42-30037 was attacked by fighters, hit by flak crashing near Dieppe, France, 2 combat missions.
POW Camp: Stalag Luft 3 Sagan-Silesia (Moved to Nuremberg-L
Died 10 July 1988
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Clinton Coughlin. Top Turret Gunner; Flight Engineer, 306th Bomb Group The Reich Wreckers. He flew on Cecil McKinney crew. Reported to the ETO on 12 Apr 1944. Departed ETO on 25 Sept 1944.
Died 10 October 1988
American Air Museum
Captain Willis Michael. Station Signals Officer, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 10 February 1991
American Air Museum
Sergeant Albert Masters. Radio Operator Gunner, 306th Bomb Group The Reich Wreckers. He flew on Thomas Hedley crew. Reported to the ETO on 28 Nov 1944.
AM 3OLC,
Died 10 July 1991
American Air Museum
Private Ernest Johnson. Military Policman, . Ernest Johnson enlisted in the US Army in October 1940. He was sent overseas and was stationed in London as a member of the Arcadia 32nd Military Police (MP) company, National Guard, when he met WAAF Dorothy De
Died 10 October 1991
American Air Museum
Wing Commander Raymond Duke-Woolley. Pilot / Wing and later Group commander, 4th Fighter Group. Took command of Debden Wing [3 x Eagle Sqn]
Transferred to command 4th FG USAAF as an RAF officer, 12 September 1942 — December 1942. RAF Squadron Leader
Died 10 October 1991
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Russell Shafer. Waist Gunner, 306th Bomb Group The Reich Wreckers. He flew on Thomas Hedley crew. Reported to the ETO On 28 Nov 1944. Departed the ETO on 19 May 1945.
AM 3OLC,
Died 10 October 1992
American Air Museum
Captain William Richards. Navigator, 446th Bomb Group. Flew 32 ETO Combat Missions as Lead Navigator & Squadron Navigator from Dec '43 to Dec'44
DFC, Air Medal w/4 Oak Leaf Clusters, Purple Heart, EAME Medal w 6/bronze stars
Died 10 July 1994
American Air Museum
Major Philip Algar. Pilot, 384th Bomb Group. Flew 25 combat missions with the 384th bombardment Group from 22-Jun-43 to 4-Mar-44. Detached service (DS) with 1st Scouting Force. Transferred to 857BS, 492BG, 8AF USAAF flying Elint Droopsnoot P-38 lightning
Died 10 April 1996
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Carlton Gibbs. Radar (H2X) Navigator, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 10 October 1996
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Edward Tappan. Co-Pilot, 801st Bomb Group. Born and raised in North Carolina, Ed Tappan and his family moved to Arizona in 1931. Ed attended the Evans School for Boys in Tucson and competed on the school’s early rodeo teams. He stu
Died 10 October 1996
American Air Museum
Brigadier General Leon Johnson. Pilot; Commanding Officer, 44th Bomb Group The Flying Eightballs. Superior leadership during the Ploesti raid 1 August 1943 in B-24 #41-23817 'Suzy Q. '
Commanding Officer at Colonel of 44th Bomb Group from 4-Jan-
Died 10 November 1997
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Thomas Allison. Waist Gunner, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 10 December 1997
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Edward Karolkiewicz. Radio Operator, 466th Bomb Group. Completed 30 bombing missions
DFC/Air Medal w/Oak Leaf Clusters
Died 10 January 1999
American Air Museum
Major Joe Kilgore. Pilot, . Joe Madison Kilgore (December 10, 1918 – February 10, 1999) served from 1955 to 1965 as a U.S. Representative from Texas's 15th congressional district. Born in Brown County, near Brownwood in west central Texas, Kilg
Died 10 February 1999
American Air Museum
Sergeant Clayton Christiansen. Tail Gunner, 388th Bomb Group.
Died 10 September 1999
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Mearl Houck. Aerial Engineer; Top Turret, 390th Bomb Group. 21 October 1943 B17#42-3327 'Tete T'Mete' was retuning to base when mission was abandoned with full bomb load and fuel tank. Tire blew out on landing with heavy
Died 10 October 1999
American Air Museum