Image 1 - Col. Kenneth R. Martin, CO of the 354th Fighter Group. From 26 Nov 1942 to 11 Feb 1944
Image 2 - James H. Howard, is shown getting into the cockpit of a P-51B Mustang at Boxted, England
Image 3 - A North American P-51B Mustang from the 353rd Sqdn.
Image 4 - A Mustang is flown to a 8th Air Force base so that bomber crews can get familiar with the new fighter
Image 5 - Ground crew fits an auxiliary gas tank to wing of a P-51B Mustang, long-range fighter plane
Image 6 - The Mustang has gone into action against the German Lufwaffe and have made a splendid showing against the Nazis
Image 7 - Fighter pilots, based at Boxted, England, chat informally before their mission over enemy territory
Image 8 - Maj. Richard E. Turner with his Mustang, "Short-Fuse Sallee", with 9 1/2 enemy planes to their credit, scores again
Image 9 - A North American P-51B Mustang taking off
Image 10 - 2nd Lt. Thomas Whelan, 356th Sqdn., hands a flight form to his crew chief, S/Sgt. William F. Miller
Image 11 - M/Sgt. Ralph Mathieson, 355th Sqdn. Crew Chief to P-51C Mustang "Killer", warms up the engine. Lashenden, England May 1944
Image 12 - Two 354th Ftr. Grp. P-51B Mustangs in flight
Image 13 - Mustangs each carrying two 500lbs bombs under each wing taking-off
Image 14 - Col. George R. Bickell and Capt. Glendon J. Buer exchange congratulations during a presentation ceremony
Image 15 - Inspecting a P-51 Mustang are left to right: Lt. Gen. Patton, Brig. Gen. Weyland, Col. Homer Sanders and Col. Bickell
Image 16 - Maj. Gordon J. Burris, Intelligence Officer (left) interviews Col. Bickell after getting back from the Group's first D-Day mission
Image 17 - Col. George R. Bickell is presented with the Distinguished Flying Cross by Lt. Gen Lewis H. Brereton, 31, May 1944, England
Image 18 - Eleven Pioneer Mustang aces who between them have destroyed 127 German planes in the air
Image 19 - A 353rd Sqdn. P-51B Mustang is camouflaged for the night, seen through a tent opening, Lashenen, England, May 1944
Image 20 - P-51Bs with wing tanks assembling for take-off, Lashenden, England, 15 May 1944
Image 21 - A miniature railroad on a base in France once held by the Germans serves is used by its new tenants
Image 22- A 356th Sqdn. Mustang in the background, packing casefor a chair and sky for light are standard euipment for this barber
Image 23 - S/Sgt. Harold Staugler Crew Chief to 'Rigor Mortis III' checks the wheel assembly.
Image 24 - Maj. Richard E. Turner, CO of the 356th Sqdn. with his mount, 'Short-Fuse Sallee' displays 19 swastikas
