P-51B S/N 43-6999 squadron code B6-B of the 363rd Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Group, 8th Air Force. This aircraft was assigned to Capt. Herschel Pascoe but was lost on August 17,1944 with Lt. Charles Cambell as pilot,he was KIA. Note the damaged wingtip.

P-51B  363rd FS, 357th FG

Group of P-47's from the 62nd Fighter Squadron, 56th Fighter Group, 8th AF.
(LM-B) P-47C-2-RE s/n 41-6193 named "Ginger" and flown by Lt. Robert Taylor. This plane crashlanded at Thorney Island,England on Sept. 23,1943 and condemned on Feb. 5,1944.
(LM-O) P-47C-5-RE s/n 41-6347 named "Li'l Abner/Torchy" on the left side and "Jessie O" on the right side and flown by Capt. Eugene O'Neil. This plane was later converted to a 2-seater for use by the XXIX Tactical Air Command.
(LM-G) P-47D-1-RE s/n 42-7866 named "The Greek" and was flown by Lt. Harry Coronios. This plane crashed on Sept. 5,1943 at Halesworth due to a faulty prop control.
(LM-R) P-47D-1-RE s/n 42-7870 named "Pappy" was flown by Maj. Horace Craig.
(LM-X) P-47C s/n 41-6224 later named "Two Roll Charlie" was flown by Lt. Conway Saux. Lt. Saux was later killed in a mid-air collision while flying this aircraft on Aug. 22,1943. Lt. Donald Tettemer,the pilot of the other aircraft,was also killed.
(LM-C) P-47D-2-RE s/n 42-7979 named "Spirit of Bellflower,CA" was flown by Lt. Byron Morrill. This aircraft was lost on Nov. 26,1943.(rudeerude)

P-47's from the 62nd FS, 56th FG

P-47D-6-RE #42-74622 5F-4 "Terry" from the 5th Emergency Rescue Squadron. Note the Malcolm hood canopy,mostly seen on P-51 B(rudeerude)