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).
Pilot Officer Vernon Keough. Pilot, . Born in Brooklyn, New York around 1912, the son of Charles and Constance Theresa Keough. He had earned a civil pilot's licence in America and was also a professional parachute jumper with over 500 jumps, performi
Died 15 February 1941
American Air Museum
Pilot Officer Earl Mason. Pilot, . When WWII broke out, Earl resolved to join the Royal Canadian Air Force, which he did having gained his high school diploma in June 1940. Having completed his basic training and shipped over to England he went through op
Died 15 September 1941
American Air Museum
Pilot Officer Ross Scarborough. Pilot, . US citizen born in Pomona, California, Ross Scarborough joined the RAFVR in 1941[RAF No. 65976], before being assigned to Squadron 133, the third "Eagle" Squadron. In September 1941 he was transferred to
Died 15 November 1941
American Air Museum
Master Sergeant Arthur Batson. , 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 January 1943. In B-24 #4123724 'Flying Cock' piloted by Llewelyn Brown which was hit by flak.
AM/ PH
Died 15 January 1943
American Air Museum
Sergeant Ernest Kish. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 January 1943. Hit by flak in B-24 #4123724 'Flying Cock'. North African Cemetery near Carthage, Tunisia
AM/ PH
Died 15 January 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Charles Starcher. Radio Operator, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 January 1943. Hit by flak in B-24 #4123724 'Flying Cock'. North African Cemetery near Carthage, Tunisia
AM w/ Oak Leaf Cluster/ PH
Died 15 January 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Harold Sena. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 January 1943 when plane hit by flak in B-24 #4123724 'Flying Cock'.
AM/ PH
Died 15 January 1943
American Air Museum
Captain Charles Moore. Pilot, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Italy.
DFC w/
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Harold Tushla. Navigator, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, I
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant John Paschal. Bombardier, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, I
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Robert Brown. Co-Pilot, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943. TDY to 9th AF, 'Celhalopdos' B-24D-1-CO 41-23675 went down over Naples, Italy. Earlier on 13 December 1942, while on temporar
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Benjamin Luglio. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Ital
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Clifton Dennis. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Italy
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant James Coffelt. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Italy.
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Samuel Powell. Gunner, Tail Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 7 December 1942. Took off from Portreath for Oran, crashed into mountain on approach to Tafaroui, killing all crew members. Plane was B-24D-1-C
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Augustus Thompson. Flight Engineer; Top Turret Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhal
Died 15 February 1943
American Air Museum
Captain Richard McMinn. Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. Joined RAFVR, service pilot training in US, shipped overseas to ETO, operational training at OTU, assigned to 71 [Eagle] Sqn RAF, transferred to 334FS, 4FG, 8AF USAAF,
took part in 4th FG's Spitfires
Died 15 April 1943
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant LeRoy Dodd. Fighter Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in a combat training accident in P47 41-6241. The combat training mission used camera guns and collision occured north of RAF Tempsford.
Died 15 April 1943
American Air Museum
MARSHALLING YARDS U-BOAT YARD The German naval base at Heligoland Island; the Luftwaffe fighter airfield on Dune; and the Luftwaffe fighter airfield on Wangerooge Island are the targets for this formation. This is part of a coordinated strike to support
Mission date: 15 May 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Ward Kirkpatrick. Ball Turret Gunner, 303rd Bomb Group "Hell's Angels". Shot down 15 May 1943 in B-17 #4229481. Plane crashed into North Sea. Killed in Action (KIA).
Air Medal with 2 Oak Leaf Cluster
Died 15 May 1943
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant George Larson. , 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 August 1943. Losses states died of throat infection while TDY in N. Africa
Died 15 August 1943
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Raymond Darnell. , 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 September 1943
PH
Died 15 September 1943
American Air Museum
Captain Stanley Anderson. Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. Joined RAFVR, assigned to 71[Eagle] Sqn RAF, transferred to 334th FS, 4th FG, 8th AF USAAF.
Shot down by Fw190 over the North Sea off the coast between Ostend and Blankenberghe, Belgium in P-47 41-6407.
Died 15 April 1944
American Air Museum
Flight Officer Joseph Mundy. Pilot, 78th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 April 1944 in AC #4276412. crashed into North Sea
DFC/ AM w/ 4 Oak Leaf Cluster/ PH
Died 15 April 1944
American Air Museum
Major Leroy Schreiber. Fighter Pilot, Pilot, 56th Fighter Group. Killed in Action (KIA) crashed ner Flensburg in P-47 #4325577
Died 15 April 1944
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY MARSHALLING YARDS V-1 MISSILE SITES AIRFIELD AIRFIELD BRIDGE AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX OIL REFINERY TROOP CONCENTRATION RAIL JUNCTION AIRFIELD RAILROAD BRIDGE VIADUCT RAILROAD BRIDGE-NORTH RAILROAD
Mission date: 15 June 1944
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY AIRFIELD AIRFIELD Eschborn airfield at Frankfurt, Germany is the target. AIRFIELD NAVAL BASE AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD AIRFIELD. <b
Mission date: 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant John Archer. Pilot, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Zui Dveen in B-24 True Love #4129449
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant John Suchiu. Pilot, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Mijenaleck in B-24 Lady Lighting #4252597
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Thomas Bell. Co-Pilot, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Zui Dveen in B-24 True Love #4129449
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Lieutenant Norman Peck. Navigator, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Zui Dveen in B-24 True Love #4129449
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Charles Welde. Bombardier, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed at Nijetrijne in B-24 #4295157
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Terence Crowley. Navigator, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed at Nijetrijne in B-24 #4295157
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant (Technician Fourth Grade) Chester Zyb. Tail Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Gelderingen in B-24 Ramblin' Wreck #4128932
Last name was originally spelled Zdyb. His parents were Polish imm
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (Technician Third Grade) Gerald Boles. Tail Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed at Nijetrijne in B-24 #4295157
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (Technician Third Grade) Jerome Samburg. Ball Turret Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Mijenaleck in B-24 Lady Lighting #4252597
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (Technician Third Grade) Tice Jones. Top Turret Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Gelderingen in B-24 Ramblin' Wreck #4128932. He had escaped death 3 days before when his regular cre
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Dale Estle. Right Waist Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed at Nijetrijne in B-24 #4295157
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Edward Philo. Top Turret Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Zui Dveen in B-24 True Love #4129449
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Robert Lehman. Bombardier, Enlisted, Nose Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Zui Dveen in B-24 True Love #4129449
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant William Julian. Left Waist Gunner, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) Shot down by fighters and crashed at Gelderingen in B-24 Ramblin Wreck #4128932
Died 15 August 1944
American Air Museum
Raymond Smith. , . Raymond Smith was killed on 15 October 1944 when B-17 43-38137 crashed soon after take-off, coming down on Woodhall Farm House, near the 486th Bomb Group's base at Sudbury. Raymond was asleep upstairs and died in the resulting fir
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY AIRFIELD MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX NAVAL INSTALLATIONS MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS OIL REFINERY OIL REFINERY MARSHALLING YARDS BOMB TARG
Mission date: 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Captain Carlton Moore. Bombardier, 398th Bomb Group. unit history notes killed on takeoff
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<li>He died when his aircraft crashed on take-off into the Anstey Church moat near Nuthampstead on October 15, 1944 while on a
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Lieutenant William Vanderlick. Navigator, 398th Bomb Group. unit history says crew was killed on takeoff
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Robert Etter. Co-Pilot, 486th Bomb Group. Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at Woodhall Farm, Sudbury on 15 October 1944.
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Robert Stalker. Bombardier, 306th Bomb Group The Reich Wreckers. Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed at Cologne in B-17 #4338296
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Vernon Meierhenry. Bomb Aimer, 486th Bomb Group. Member of Herrmann crew
Crashed on takeoff due to engine failure. Everyone on crew killed except the pilot. Plane 'Miss-B-Havin'
Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant William Annan. Navigator, 486th Bomb Group. Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at Woodhall Farm, Sudbury on 15 October 1944.
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant Charles Alfano. Ball Turret Gunner, 388th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA)
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant John Jackson. Left Waist Gunner, 486th Bomb Group. Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at Woodhall Farm, Sudbury on 15 October 1944.
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant Joseph Cook. Rear Gunner, 486th Bomb Group. Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at Woodhall Farm, Sudbury on 15 October 1944.
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Sergeant Ralph Spaulding. Ball Turret Gunner, 486th Bomb Group. Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at Woodhall Farm, Sudbury on 15 October 1944.
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant George Abbott. Togglier/ Bombardier, 398th Bomb Group. He had been a waist gunner in training to take over the Bombardier role and was in the nose. A German 88 anti aircraft shell had exploded in his lap, killing him instantly. The plane wi
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant John Sartain. Flight Engineer, 486th Bomb Group. Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at Woodhall Farm, Sudbury on 15 October 1944.
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant Robert Stone. Radio Operator, 486th Bomb Group. Killed when B17 43-38137 crashed on takeoff at Woodhall Farm, Sudbury on 15 October 1944.
Died 15 October 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Finis Harris. Pilot, 305th Bomb Group Can Do. Lt Finis E. Harris, Jr., was the son of a judge in Cookeville, Tennessee, USA. The oldest of three sons, he joined the Army Air Corp. His two other brothers enlisted, as well. Returning from a
Died 15 December 1944
American Air Museum
Major Alton Miller. Band Leader, Entertainer, . Glenn Miller enlisted in the US Army Air Force in 1942 leaving behind a successful music career. He was appointed as a Captain in the Army Specialist Corps and specialized in raising soldiers' morale th
Died 15 December 1944
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant James Tostevin. Pilot, 7th Photographic Group. On the 15th January 1945 he took off from Mount Farm in Spitfire XI (PL962) on a Photo-Recon mission to Berlin and Misburg. He reached the target area and took his photos and was on the retur
Died 15 January 1945
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant William Patton. Pilot, 388th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 January 1945 while flying weather recon in a P-51 Mustang. Member of the 3rd Scouting Force. Body was not found until Feb 2001, when a French farmer turning the soil for p
Died 15 January 1945
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY OIL REFINERY MARSHALLING YARDS INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX CANAL BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY OIL REFINERY BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX MARSHALLING YARDS OIL REFINERY.
Locations: BOHLEN COTTBUS DRESDEN EMS-WES
Mission date: 15 February 1945
American Air Museum
Flight Officer Irvin Lang. Fighter Pilot, Pilot, 364th Fighter Group. P 51 44-13764 Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed near Waldernbach
Died 15 February 1945
American Air Museum
BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY AIRFIELD MARSHALLING YARDS RAIL CENTER INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS RAIL BRIDGE MARSHALLING YARDS MARSHALLING YARDS INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX GERMAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
Locations: DEDELSDORF DURSTADT
Mission date: 15 March 1945
American Air Museum
FLAK BATTERIES ESCORT MISSION FLAK BATTERIES FLAK BATTERIES.
Locations: BORDEAUX/ROYAN GUNZBURG and ULM ROYAN ROYAN
Mission date: 15 April 1945
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant John Conway. Navigator, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA). B-24H A/C# 41-29593 'Little Rebel'. Crashed near Mattishall after takeoff on mission to bomb troop installations in France with napalm bombs.
Died 15 April 1945
American Air Museum
Sergeant (Technician Fourth Grade) Richard Cunningham. Radio Operator, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in Action (KIA). B-24H A/C# 41-29593 'Little Rebel'. Crashed near Mattishall after takeoff on mission to bomb troop installations in France with napa
Died 15 April 1945
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant John Mernagh. Ball Turret Gunner; Top Turret Gunner, 351st Bomb Group. Flew 50 missions from 22 December 1943 to 1 February 1945. Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal w/ 7 Oak Leaf Clusters, Distinguished Unit Citation.
Died 15 March 1947
American Air Museum
Captain Joseph Lemming. Group Navigator, 466th Bomb Group. Killed in the crash of a 7th BG -9th BS- 8th AF B-36 Peacemaker #44-92079 just after takeoff from Carswell AFB, TX in September 1949
Died 15 September 1949
American Air Museum
General Henry Arnold. Commanding General of Army Air Forces, . Became "chief of the Army Air Forces on June 30, 1941, and that December he got a third star. When the War Department General Staff was organized in March 1942 Arnold became commanding ge
Died 15 January 1950
American Air Museum
Captain Roy Anthony. Fighter Pilot, 353rd Fighter Group. Assigned to 363FS, 357FG, 8AF USAAF. Transferred to 351FS, 353FG, 8AF USAAF. Baled out from P-51D 44-14356 over English Channel 26-Feb-45. Rescued by Air Sea Recue. RTD.
Awards: AM (OLC), WWII Vict
Died 15 November 1952
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant James Foreit. Co-Pilot, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 1958
American Air Museum
Major Leland Simpson. Assistant Group Bombardier, 445th Bomb Group. Original 445th BG Group Bombardier; served with actor Jimmy Stewart; flew 35 missions most with lead crews
DFC, 2nd Award; Air Medal, 4th Award; WW2 Victory Medal' Amer Defense w/st
Died 15 January 1967
American Air Museum
Major Wilfred Crutchfield. Fighter Pilot, 362nd Fighter Group.
Died 15 April 1968
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Glenn Smart. Pilot, 27th Air Transport Group. Joined RAFVR, assigned to 133S, transferred to 336FS, 4FG, 8AF USAAF, transferred to 310th Ferrying Squadron, transferred to 335FS, 4FG, 8AF.
Forced to bale out over the North Sea on the retu
Died 15 January 1969
American Air Museum
Lieutenant Colonel Franklin Smith. Bombardier, 466th Bomb Group. Retired from the Army as a Lieutenant Colonel after serving in with USAAF in WW2, 45th Infantry in Korea, Oklahoma National Guard and assigned to 1st Army at Fort George Meade during the Vie
Died 15 August 1975
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Walter Behm. Crew Chief, 4th Fighter Group. Walter Behm was crew chief of WD-I which was flown by both Capt. Robert Mabie and Maj. George Carpenter.
Died 15 January 1980
American Air Museum
Captain Arthur Leseman. Squadron Engineering Officer, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 1982
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant Paul Overbaugh. Flight Engineer/Top Turret Gunner, 384th Bomb Group. Orginal Crew #8. Shot down 29 July 1943 in B-17 42-29700 which crashed near Schleswig. Prisoner of War (POW). No MACR found
Died 15 April 1982
American Air Museum
Lieutenant Colonel Loren McCollom. Commanding Officer, Pilot, 353rd Fighter Group. Liutenant Colonel (LTC) Loren G. McCollom served as the Commanding Officer of the 353rd Fighter Squadron at Metifield UK from 18-Aug-43 to 25-Nov-43.
On 25-Nov-43 as pilot
Died 15 May 1982
American Air Museum
Colonel Luther Fairbanks. Commander - 466th Bomb Group, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 September 1984
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Coburn Arledge. Fighter Pilot, 365th Fighter Group. Retired from the USAF with the rank of Major.
Died 15 September 1985
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant William Waldron. Pilot, 487th Bomb Group. On 24 Dec 1944, B-17G #43-38926 'Weary Willy' piloted by Lieutenant William J. Waldron was attacked by fighters and crashed in Belgium near where a tank battle raged. Waldron and Russel
Died 15 January 1986
American Air Museum
Flight Officer Leonard Koos. Co-Pilot, 384th Bomb Group. Assigned to the 384th BG 544th BS on AAF Station 106 Special Orders #72 dated 16 April 1944, Charles W. Baker Crew. 2 combat missions.
Shot down 13 May 1944 in B-17 #42-102548. Prisoner of War (POW)
Died 15 February 1986
American Air Museum
Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Herbert Longman. Waist Gunner, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 March 1987
American Air Museum
Technical Sergeant (2nd Grade) Hyman Farbman. Flight Engineer, 389th Bomb Group.
Died 15 July 1987
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Harold Levant. Bombadier, 94th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 1990
American Air Museum
Second Lieutenant Roy Anderson. Fighter Pilot, 353rd Fighter Group. Nicknamed "Moose" as he was the tallest pilot in the squadron. Assigned to 352FS, 353FG, 8AF USAAF.
Awards: WWII Victory, EAME.
Died 15 February 1990
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Charles Toner. Pilot, 306th Bomb Group The Reich Wreckers. He completed 35 missions on 24 January 1945.
AM 5Oak Leaf Cluster,
Died 15 July 1991
American Air Museum
Captain Donald Barber. Fighter Pilot, 353rd Fighter Group. Assigned to 352FS, 353FG, 8AF USAAF. Ended 2 Tours of Duty.
Awards: WWII Victory, EAME.
Died 15 April 1992
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Edgar Obie. Pilot, 36th Fighter Group. See detailed biography at http://p47pilots.com/P47-Pilots.cfm?c=incP47BiographyHome.cfm&vm=BIO&pilotid=423&p=Edgar G. Obie
Died 15 January 1993
American Air Museum
Corporal (5th Grade) Donovan Mickey. S-2 Intelligence Clerk, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 August 1993
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Donald Hemingway. Co-Pilot, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 August 1994
American Air Museum
First Lieutenant Edward Wozniak. Fighter Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. Assigned to 334FS, 4FG, 8AF USAAF. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant. End Tour of Duty (ETD). Re-assigned to Training Unit.
Died 15 April 1995
American Air Museum