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Fini Flight for Col. Michael Bieniewicz

Col. Jeff Hwang, 142nd Fighter Wing Vice Commander, right, showers Col. Michael Bieniewicz with the traditional Champagne spray following his Fini Flight, April 24, 2014, at the Portland Air National Guard Base, Ore. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. John Hughel, 142nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs/Released)
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Fini Flight for Col. Michael Bieniewicz

Col. Michael Bieniewicz is hosed down by his son and members of the Air Base Fire Department after finishing his final F-15 Eagle flight as friends and family watch and take photographs, April 24, 2014, Portland Air National Guard Base, Ore. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. John Hughel, 142nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs/Released)
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Fini Flight for Col. Michael Bieniewicz

Upon finishing his Fini Flight, Col. Michael Bieniewicz is recognized by the Portland Air National Guard Base Fire Department as he taxis his F-15 Eagle past a water spray, April 24, 2014. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. John Hughel, 142nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs/Released)
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Fini Flight for Col. Michael Bieniewicz

Oregon Air National Guard Col. Michael Bieniewicz, Combat Operations Group Commander taxis his F-15 Eagle as he begins to take off from the Portland Air National Guard Base, Ore., April 24, 2014. Bieniewicz is taking his final flight in an Eagle, as this month also marks 30 years of flying military aircraft for the U.S. Air Force. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. John Hughel, 142nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs/Released)
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History

Capt. Clifford Landis, 142nd Fighter Interceptor Group, Oregon Air National Guard.
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History

Maj. Charles Sams, 142nd Fighter Interceptor Group, Oregon Air National Guard.
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Remembering the Holocaust

Unidentified prison compound adjacent to the 371FG’s living area which was approximately 2.5 miles away from Fürth/Industriehafen Airfield (R-30). (Courtesy Ms. Nancy Beaumier, daughter of 371FG veteran Sgt. Tom Boliaris)
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Remembering the Holocaust

Unidentified prison compound in Germany, 1945 (Courtesy Ms. Nancy Beaumier, daughter of 371FG veteran Sgt. Tom Boliaris)
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Remembering the Holocaust

Bodies were stacked like cordwood on this cart of concentration camp victims in Germany, 1945 (Courtesy Ms. Nancy Beaumier, daughter of 371FG veteran Sgt. Tom Boliaris)
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Remembering the Holocaust

Sgt. Tom Boliaris, standing at left with unidentified fellow soldiers in 1946, served in the 371FG late in WWII, including when the group was based in Germany. (Courtesy Ms. Nancy Beaumier, daughter of 371FG veteran Cpl. Tom Boliaris)
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Remembering the Holocaust

Capt. Rudy Augarten, a P-47 pilot in the 406th Fighter Squadron of the 371st Fighter Group, is seen here in the cockpit of a P-47D Thunderbolt during WWII. (Courtesy Eric Bogomolny)
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Remembering the Holocaust

Brig. Gen. Fred Rosenbaum, photo circa 1980, escaped Nazi oppression in Europe and later served on active duty with the U.S. Army, and later in the Oregon and Washington Army National Guards, and the Oregon Air National Guard. (Courtesy Gazing at the Flag Blog/142nd Fighter Wing History)
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A Sober Day, April 20, 1944

Capt. Elkin L. Franklin, Jr., Operations Officer of the 404th Fighter Squadron, 371st Fighter Group (now the 142nd Fighter Wing), Killed in Action while on detached service with the 57th Fighter Group on April 20, 1944 over Italy. (Source: The Story of the 371st Fighter Group in the E.T.O., via Francis E. Madore)
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A Sober Day, April 20, 1944

T/Sgt Albert R. Miller, an original member of Oregon’s 123rd Observation Squadron (now the 123rd Fighter Squadron), Killed in Action while assigned to the 32rd Photo Recon Squadron on April 20, 1944 in the Mediterranean Sea. (142rd Fighter Wing History Archives)
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A Sober Day, April 20, 1944

S/Sgt Leonard W. Mayer, an original member of Oregon’s 123rd Observation Squadron (now the 123rd Fighter Squadron), Killed in Action while assigned to the 32rd Photo Recon Squadron on April 20, 1944 in the Mediterranean Sea. (142rd Fighter Wing History Archives)
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A Sober Day, April 20, 1944

M/Sgt Bruce C. Green, an original member of Oregon’s 123rd Observation Squadron (now the 123rd Fighter Squadron), Killed in Action while assigned to the 32rd Photo Recon Squadron on April 20, 1944 in the Mediterranean Sea. (142nd Fighter Wing History Archives)
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When a Scorpion saved a Swift

A stock image of an Oregon Air National Guard F-89J Scorpion in flight. (File Photo from the 142nd Fighter Wing History Office)
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371st Fighter Group History

A Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, clean with no bombs or external tanks carried banks away from a camera plane in the European Theater of Operations in World War II. The national insignia on the bottom of both wings was an ETO measure to help Allied personnel on the ground identify it as a friendly aircraft. (Source: 142FW History Archives)
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371st Fighter Group History

2nd. Lt. Eugene E. Sanderson of the 405th Fighter Squadron lost his life during a test flight of a P-47D at Bisterne Airfield on 12 April 1944. His was the first loss of life in the group since its establishment. (Source: The Story of the 371st Fighter Group in the ETO, courtesy of Francis E. Madore, 406th Fighter Squadron)
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CERFP supports Vigilant Guard Alaska

Air National Guard Senior Airman Charlie Phu takes vital readings from Army National Guard Pfc. Jessica Lammert after she has finished her shift in the decontamination process of victims in the Vigilant Guard-Alaska 2014 exercise, near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska, March 28, 2014. Both are members of the Oregon National Guard’s CBRNE Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP). (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. John Hughel, 142nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs/Released)
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