Crew #680 Thomas M. Dilworth Crew B-24J-150-CO #44-40173 "Our Baby" Standing Left to Right: Gerald Cardon (CP), Walter H. Ortel (N), Thomas M. Dilworth (P), Eugene V. Nichols (G) Kneeling Left to Right: John E. Kerr (G), Bernie E. Miller (G), Jay E. Pittsley (R/O), Gear G. Ellison (G) Dilworth got on the wrong side of Colonel Jacobowitz when on a training flight in a driving snow storm he crash landed a brand new B-24. As a result he was "demoted" to co-pilot for 6 missions and assigned to the Paul Evans Crew. Evans co-pilot, David Cahill flew as Pilot with Dilworth's crew. After 6 missions in Jake's "purgatory", Dilworth got his crew back.

Crew #651 Paul S. Evans Crew Standing Left to Right: Walter Schutt (B), Jim Kazakus (FE), Jerry Cappellini (WG), Thomas Dilworth (CP), Paul "Red" Evans (P) Kneeling Left to Right: William Gillespie (B), Leon Lascor (R/O), Joe Columbo (TG), William Moore (NG), ? Campbell (WG) Missing from the photo is the regular co-pilot, David Cahill. He and Dilworth had switched places while Dilworth was in Major Jacobowitz' dog house for wrecking a couple of planes! He eventually got his crew back.

B-24J-165-CO #44-40874 no name Code: none This was a just delivered B-24 that Thomas Dilworth (680-P) had taken up for a "orientation flight" and to get checked out by the squadron operations officer. Attempting to land in a driving snow storm the aircraft was wrecked before it ever saw combat.