I am the oldest son of T/Sgt Joseph P. White (310th BG, 381st Sq), who flew 67 missions out of Corsica from May through November, 1944. Dad was a B-25 Radio Op/Waist Gunner. He died of a stroke in 1998. Thanks to Mr. George Underwood, Mr. Dominique Taddei and serendipity, I've been provided with the names of my Dad's fellow crew members *and* a photo of Dad's first plane, 43-27561. The photo portrays the aftermath of a belly landing upon return from a raid on the Vernio Aquaduct Bridge, 22-Jun-44 (the 310th's worst day). [#000099][url "http://home.att.net/~vjwhite/Crash_B25_381st_561.jpg"]http://home.att.net/~vjwhite/Crash_B25_381st_561.jpg[/url][/#000099][url "http://home.att.net/~vjwhite/B25_381st_561.jpg"][/url] If anyone has any info on any of these crew members, I'd like to hear from you. I won't bother you, or anything. I'm just interested in the *human* side of war, i.e. things that Maxwell AF Base may not be able to provide. Here's a list of my Dad's crew members from his first, then 21st mission: 22-May-44 (per May-44 310th BG Combat Roster) 310th BG, 381st Sqdn "F" Flight #561 (43-27561) P Elmer, R.F., 2nd Lt CP Moyer, E.L., 2nd Lt B Kremer, T.P., 2nd Lt R White, J.P. S/Sgt G Scoiley, F.H. Sgt TG Slentz, L.J Sgt 22-Jun-44 (per Dominique Taddei) 310th BG, 381st Sqdn #8 in Formation #561 (43-27561) P Taylor, L.E. (Lee) 2nd Lt CP Moyer, E.L. 2nd Lt B Kremer, T.P. 2nd Lt R White, J.P. T/Sgt G Woodley, F.H. (Fred) Sgt TG Slentz, L.J Sgt Thanks in advance, VJ White [signature]