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Oregon Special Tactics Airmen Save Lives in Idaho

125th Special Tactics Squadron Airmen work alongside paramedics to prepare two patients for transport near Boise, Ida. on May 15, 2022. After completing a day of small arms training, these Oregon Air National Guard Airmen were in a convoy heading to Gowen Field, Ida. when an accident unfolded in front of them. (Courtesy photo)
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The Last Response

Oregon State Police and members of the 142nd Wing's Fatality Search and Recovery Team (FSRT) meet with Oregon Air National Guard State Command Chief, Chief Master Sgt. Mark McDaniel, while on mission in Albany, Ore. during the wildfire season of 2020. (courtesy asset)
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The Last Response

Members of the 142nd Wing's Fatality Search and Recovery Team (FSRT) pose in front of their work tent while on mission in Albany, Ore. during the wildfire season of 2020. (courtesy asset)
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The Last Response

Members of the 142nd Wing's Fatality Search and Recovery Team (FSRT) pose alongside Oregon State Police (OSP) while on mission in Albany, Ore. during the wildfire season of 2020. The FSRT worked to support the OSP in the search and recovery efforts for those who lost their lives in the fires. (courtesy asset)
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The 371st Fighter Group and the Aftermath of the Holocaust

“Monument to a shattered myth,” the “Thousand-Year Reich” that wasn’t. View of the grandstand area of the Zeppelintribüne stadium where Hitler once spoke, with the large swastika above the speaking area already demolished by US soldiers, spring, 1945. (The Story of the 371st Fighter Group in the ETO)
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The 371st Fighter Group and the Aftermath of the Holocaust

View of Stalag XIII-D at Nuremberg, where military prisoners of war from several nations were held during World War II. At least one 371st Fighter Group P-47 pilot, Capt. Luther Canup, was held here briefly in 1945 before being transferred to a stalag in Mossburg as American forces approached Nuremberg. (Windsor Public Library, Community Archives, PC-6386, via the lager-langwasser.de website)
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The 371st Fighter Group and the Aftermath of the Holocaust

The mess area for the 404th Fighter Squadron, 371st Fighter Group at Frankfurt Eschborn Airfield (ALG Y-74). Perhaps it was here that the US Congressional representative were mistaken by unit personnel for Displaced Persons crashing the chow line. (The Story of the 371st Fighter Group in the ETO)
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The 371st Fighter Group and the Aftermath of the Holocaust

Former concentration subcamp prisoners in front of the camp in Holleischen, 1945. In March, 1945, 400 Hungarian-Jewish women were transferred from the Nuremberg subcamp to Hollesischen which held over 1,000 women, including French, Polish and Russian near the end of the war. Shortly after the liberation, these unidentified former inmates were pictured in front of where they were imprisoned. (Flossenbürg Concentration Camp Memorial website)
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The 371st Fighter Group and the Aftermath of the Holocaust

Undated picture from Second World War era of the SS-Kaserne in Nuremberg, where between 150-300 concentration camp inmates were held and worked from May, 1941 to April, 1945. (The Nuernberg Military Community website)
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The 371st Fighter Group and the Aftermath of the Holocaust

U.S. Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky (D), Senate majority Leader and member of the congressional committee investigating Nazi atrocities (and later Vice President in the Truman administration, 1949-1953), viewed the evidence at the Buchenwald Concentration Camp near Weimar, Germany, on April 24, 1945. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
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The 371st Fighter Group and the Aftermath of the Holocaust

Generals Dwight D. Eisenhower, Omar N. Bradley and George S. Patton, Jr. view the charred remains of inmates in a crematorial pyre at the Ohrdruf Concentration Camp, a subcamp of the Buchenwald Concentration Camp, on April 11, 1945. (The National World War II Museum)
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Col. Aaron Mathena

Col. Aaron Mathena is the 142nd Operations Group Commander.
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Lt. Col. David Christensen

Lt. Col. David Christensen is the 142nd Maintenance Group Commander.
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Col. Damon B. Armitage

Col. Damon B. Armitage is the 142nd Medical Group Commander.
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The Oregonians of the Doolittle Raid on Japan, April 18, 1942

Crew 8, the York Crew, in a crew picture taken aboard USS Hornet (CV-8) enroute to Japan in April, 1942. Left to right are Lt. Nolan A. Herndon, Navigator; Lt. Robert G. Emmens, Co-pilot; S/Sgt Theodore H. Laban, Bombardier; Capt. Edward J. York, Pilot and Sgt. David W. Pohl, Flight Engineer/Gunner. (Children of the Doolittle Raiders.com)
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The Oregonians of the Doolittle Raid on Japan, April 18, 1942

Two Oregon-members of Crew 7 returned home in the summer of 1942 on leave. Pictured here at Portland Army Air Base, Oregon, left to right are Lt. Dean Davenport, Col. Joseph L. Stromme, PAAB Commander and Lt. Robert S. Clever. This photo was possibly taken on July 16, 1942, during the PAAB change of command and review of troops ceremony. (Children of the Doolittle Raiders.com)
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The Oregonians of the Doolittle Raid on Japan, April 18, 1942

Crew 5, the Jones Crew, in a crew picture taken aboard USS Hornet (CV-8) enroute to Japan in April, 1942. Left to right are Lt. Eugene F. McGurl, Navigator; Capt. David M. Jones, Pilot; Lt. Denver V. Trueblood, Bombardier; Lt. Rodney R. Wilder, Co-pilot and Sgt. Joseph W. Manske, Flight Engineer/Gunner.
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The Oregonians of the Doolittle Raid on Japan, April 18, 1942

Crew 7, the Lawson Crew, in a crew picture taken aboard USS Hornet (CV-8) enroute to Japan in April, 1942. Left to right are Lt. Charles L. McClure, Navigator; Lt. Ted W. Lawson, Pilot; Lt Robert S. Clever, Bombardier; Lt. Dean Davenport, Co-pilot and Sgt. David J. Thatcher, Flight Engineer/Gunner. (Children of the Doolittle Raiders.com)
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The Oregonians of the Doolittle Raid on Japan, April 18, 1942

Crew 1, the Doolittle Crew, in a crew picture taken aboard USS Hornet (CV-8) enroute to Japan in April, 1942. Left to right are Lt. Henry A. Potter, Navigator; Lt Col. James H. Doolittle, Pilot; Lt. Fred A. Braemer, Bombardier; Lt. Richard E. Cole and Sgt. Paul J. Leonard, Flight Engineer/Gunner. Richard Cole was the last surviving Raider, who passed away at the age of 103 on April 9, 2019. (Children of the Doolittle Raiders.com)
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The Oregonians of the Doolittle Raid on Japan, April 18, 1942

Crew 4, the Holstrom Crew, in a crew picture taken aboard USS Hornet (CV-8) enroute to Japan in April, 1942. Left to right are Lt. Harry C. McCool, Navigator; Cpl. Bert M. Jordan, Flight Engineer/Gunner; Lt. Everett W. Holmstrom, Pilot; Sgt. Robert J. Stephens, Bombardier and Lt. Lucian C. Youngblood, Co-pilot. (Children of the Doolittle Raiders.com)
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