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Lemuel R. "Bob" Gorrell
Group S-4
368th FG Medical Section
Updated:  August 22nd, 2007
368th FG Headquarters Photo Album Page One
Group HQ and farm
house at Strip A-3,
Cardonville, Normandy,
June - Aug 1944
368th FG Administrative
Section (S-1)
368th FG Mess Section
The Cooks
Frank Perego joined the
368th FG shortly after
activation it's in June
1943 as a Major.  He
remained with the
group during all combat
operations serving as
the Group Operations
Officer, Executive
Officer, and later
Commander.
Gilbert Meyers &
Lemuel Gorrell
New York 1943
Col Frank Perego
Commander 368th Fighter Group
November 1st, 1944 - October 18th, 1945
396th Pilot Austin Carr
with Maurice Powell &
Davis Reinthal
Group Flight Surgeon
Dr. Donald A. Davis, MD
Group Chaplain Donald
Cleary with 395th Pilot
Lt Brumfield
Visiting British Typhoon & early P-51B at
Strip A-3
Col Gilbert Meyers
Commander 368th Fighter Group
June 3rd, 1943 -  November 1st, 1944
Crew Chiefs &
Armorers were
trained to service and
re-arm other allied
fighters prior to the
invasion.
Richard Hibbetts
Communications
Major Leo East
Intel Section (S-2)
Gilbert Meyers
accepted the first
Republic P-47
Thunderbolt for use by
the Army Air Corps.  
Later he had the job of
familiarizing General
John Cannon, the man
for whom Cannon Air
Force Base was
named, with the
aircraft's flying
characteristics.
Awards Ceremony
England
Ben Lyons and the Skyblazers visit the
368th FG
Dedication of Memorial on the site of
Strip ALG A-3, Cardonville, France
368th FG Football Team
368th FG personnel visit Hitler's "Eagles Nest" shortly
after the wars end.
Airfield Operations
Straubing, Germany
Boxer Joe Louis visits
the group in England
368th FG Dining Facility
Metz AB, France
Main Gate
Straubing, Germany
Awards Ceremony
Normandy
Memorial on the site of
Strip ALG A-3,
Cardonville, France
Dedicated in 1988
Issac S. Hutchins
Medical Section
Memorial honoring 368th FG
at the Air Force Academy
Memorial honoring 368th FG
at the Air Force Museum
Memorial Park
Wright-Patterson AFB