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BK	Barksdale, LA	EL	Ellington, Houston, TX	MI	Midland, TX
BZ	Big Springs, TX	GE	Geiger Field, Spokane, WA	RS	Roswell, NM
CB	Carlsbad, NM	GW	Gowan Field, Boise, ID	SA	San Angelo, Concho, TX
CL	Childress, TX	HB	Hobbs, NM	VV	Victorville, CA
DE	Deming, NM	KT	Kirtland, Albuquerque, NM	WM	Williams Field, AZ
DM	Davis-Monthan, Tucson, AZ	LY	Lowry, CO

Last	First	MI	Class	BS	BG	Data
Quackenbush 2LT O-685824	Robert	B	CL 43-10			Bombardier instructor at Childress, TX in 1943. Class photo. Source: 1943 Childress Yearbook
Quackenbush 2LT O-931015	Romaine	C	SA 43-04	700	445	Bombardier instructor at Childress, TX in 1943. Class photo. Source: 1943 Childress Yearbook
Quattlebaum	Wendell	W	DE 43-07			Photo.
Quattrocchi O-690865	Frank	X	SA 43-12		320	(CH 6/94)
Quesenberry O-744411	James	S	DE 43-07	498	345	KIA 11 May 1944, lost in New Guinea (CH 6/94)
Quigley	Edward	C	KT 42-06	337	96	In April 1943, the following crew landed at what is now Dublin airport having lost their way from the US. P: 1LT Cecil Walters 0-664094 KIA CP: 2LT James C Olson O-736318 KIA N: LT Howard Rosbeiger 0-790297 B: LT EC Quigley 0-733355 S/S Barnett H Goodman 35285949 KIA S/S Joseph A. Wolozyn 13087777 KIA S/S Rowland Domenick 35390046 KIA S/S Frank G. Wade, Jr. 38204123 KIA S/S Joseph H. Truitt 35487257 KIA S/S Ralph E. Lewis 31077856 KIA All except Rosbeiger and Quigley died in July 1943. There is a mention of these two names in the book Snetterton Falcons Enhanced Edition. It references to a Ed Quigley and a Howard (Sid) Rossberger. Both were wounded on the July 28th mission on Oschersleben, GER on board AC 42-30370 Little Ceasar, piloted by 1LT Cecil Walters. Quigley was hospitalized for several months. In the book he gives his account of his being wounded and still able to drop bombs. Source: http://www.armyairforces.com/forum/fb.asp?m=107694
Quinn	George	H	MI 44-53
Quintanna 2LT	Owen	P	SA 43-04	728	452	Missions list and POW record. Source: Howard Keller: howard.keller@us.army.mil