20th TRS pilots, June 1967

1st row (l to r): Maj. Milton Williams, Maj. Homer Hunt, Capt. Edward Hanson, Capt. R.A. Butt, Lt. Col. Paul Nelson, Lt. Col. James Brickel, Capt. George Perkins, Maj. Dennis Butler. 2nd row: Maj. Robert Wolfe, Capt. Gary Walton, Capt. Charles Winston III, Maj. Robert Farish, Maj. Ray Carlson, Maj. James Brimm, Capt. George Manspeaker, Capt. Ross Pike, Maj. Roger McLain, Maj. Bill Coggin. 3rd row: Maj. Billy McMaster, Capt. C.T. Davis, Capt. Robert Petitjean, Capt. Clarence Eyer Jr. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Maj. Roger McLain

Maj. Roger McLain with his RF-101C, Herky the Hawk, and part of his groundcrew (l to r) Staff Sgt. C. Byrd, Airman 1st Class Walter, and Airman 1st Class Tamlynn. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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100 Missions Up North

DAYTON, Ohio - 34th Tactical Fighter Squadron Honor Roll and 100 Mission Scarf, 20th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron Honor Roll and 20th TRS patch on display in the 100 Missions Up North exhibit in the Southeast Asia War Gallery at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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20th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron Honor Roll

Maj. Roger McLain, a pilot in the 20th TRS at Udorn, Thailand, had this honor roll made in 1967 to recognize the squadron's pilots who had completed their tours. He presented the honor roll to the squadron when he completed his 100 missions.

After the war, McLain added the names of those who were captured and killed in action. The purple ribbons noted those who had since passed away as of 2007, when McLain donated the honor roll to the museum.

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20th TRS pilots, June 1967

Maj. Roger McLain

100 Missions Up North