Major General Frederick L. Anderson Handwritten caption on reverse: 'M G Frederick L. Anderson.'

Brigadier-General Fred L. Anderson and a crew of the 94th Bomb Group with their B-17 Flying Fortress (XM-Z) at Bury St. Edmunds (Rougham). 19 May 1943. Printed caption on reverse: '51783 AC- Brig. General Fred L. Anderson with crew of the 94th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force, beside a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. Back row, left to right: S/Sgt. Jefferson D. Polk, ball turret gunner, Okla. City, Okla.; S/Sgt. A.W. Hornden[?], top turret gunner; T/Sgt. Charles H. McNemar, Radio Operator, Weston, W. Va.; General Fred L. Anderson; Col. John G. Moore, co-pilot, Los Animas, Col.; Capt. Kenneth S. Steele, pilot, Santa Rosa, Calif.; Capt. John F. Watters, Group Bombardier, Slema, Ala.; 1st Lt. Robert Schaefer, Navigator, Minn. Front row, left to right: S/Sgt. Earl L. Porath, waist gunner, Naleigh, Neb.; S/Sgt. Eino Asiala, tail gunner, Freda, Mich.; S/Sgt. Richard H. Lewis, waist gunner, Chicago, Ill.; and 1st Lt. Martin V. Stanford, bombardier, Kokomo, Ind. U.S. Air Force Photo.' Handwritten on reverse: '19/5/43.'

"Five USAF Generals get together over a cup of coffee at an 8th AF base in England on 5-Mar-43. L-R: Brig Gen Frank A Armstrong, Brig Gen Newton Longfellow, Brig Gen Haywood S Hansell, Brig Gen James P Hodges and Brig Gen Fred L Anderson."

"Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer and the generals who met him upon his arrival at the HQ, 1st Bomb Wing base in England pose for the photographer on 22-Apr-43. They are L-R: Brig Gen Haywood S Hansell, Gen Stratemeyer, unidentified officer, Brig Gen Newton Longfellow and Brig Gen Fred Anderson."

"Brig General Frederick L Anderson poses in the door of an air plane at the 91st Bomb Group base in England. 16-May-43."

"Major General Fred L Anderson. VIII Bomber Command England 1-Dec-43."

Page 10 of the 401st Bomb Group unit history. Many of the 8th Air Force Groups produced an unofficial unit history in the months after the war ended in Europe but before they were redeployed out of the ETO (European Theater of Operations). Resembling a college yearbook, unit histories were an unofficial – and often tongue-in-cheek – record of the unit’s time based in the UK. They include photo montages showing different aspects of base life. Often the servicemen in the photos are unnamed. The American Air Museum hopes that by adding unit histories to the website as individual pages, the men in the photos will be identified and associated to their person entries. Many included lists of personnel and a mailing address, providing a means for servicemen to keep in contact with each other after the war. These lists are now incredibly useful records of where US airmen in England in 1945 called their home.

Major General Frederick L Anderson delivers a broadcast from the BBC. Image stamped on reverse: 'Confidential.' [stamp], 'Passed for publication 6 Dec 1943.' [stamp] and '40146.' [Censor no.] Printed caption on reverse: 'Major operations made by USAAF last month were on a scale equal to [illegible] and Naval engagements, Maj Gen Frederick L Anderson, Chief of Eighth bomber command, said in a weekend radio broadcast to the United States last Saturday. He is shown here at a BBC Microphone. Broadcasting house, BBC, Portland Place, London.'

General Arnold with Colonel Frederick W Castle, Brigadier General Curtis LeMay, General Williams and General Anderson during a visit to Bury St Edmunds (Rougham), home of the 379th Bomb Group. Image stamped on reverse: 'Passed for publication 3 Sep 1943.' [stamp] nand '282085.' [censor no.] A printed caption was previously attached to the reverse however this has been removed. Associated news story: 'American Air Forces G.O.C. Meets The "Boys". General Arnold, Chief of the American Air Force, who arrived in this country yesterday, today paid a visit to a bomber station where he met members of the crews of some of the Fortresses just back from a raid.'

General George Marshall, General Fred Anderson, General Bob Williams, General Arnold and Colonel Henry Terry during a visit to the 91st Bomb Group at Bassingbourn. Image stamped on reverse: 'For Personal Use Only 1943.' [stamp]