Roster of the Flying Tigers: F-L
| Name (joined from) | Assignment | served to (later service) |
| John Farrell (army) | instructor; P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| John Fauth | crew chief | Killed 22 Mar 42 |
| William Fish (navy) | P-40 pilot | discharged May 42; "ill health" |
| Edwin Fobes | clerk | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Ben Foshee (navy) | P-40 pilot | Died of wounds 4 May 42 |
| Henry Fox | line chief | served two extra weeks (USN) |
| Charles Francisco | communications | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Paul Frillmann (civilian) | chaplain | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Allen Fritzke | armorer | served two extra weeks (USN) |
| Henry Fuller (army) | instructor | discharged Dec 41 |
| Edward Gallagher | crew chief | discharged Mar 42 (USN) |
| Robert Gallagher | medical staff | enlisted in China (AAF) |
| Joseph Gasdick | crew chief | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| * Chun Yuen Gee (CAMCO) | engineering | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Thomas Gentry (civilian?) | medical staff | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Henry Geselbracht (USS Saratoga) | P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks |
| Henry Gilbert (Pensacola) | P-40 pilot | KIA 23 Dec 41 |
| Lloyd Gorham | crew chief | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Irving Gove | crew chief | served to disbandment |
| Edgar Goyette (navy) | P-40 pilot/staff | served to disbandment (Army) |
| Richard Graham | crew chief | discharged Apr 42 |
| Paul Greene (instructor Randolph) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| * Harvey Greenlaw (civilian) | hq staff | served to disbandment |
| * Olga Greenlaw (civilian) | hq staff | served to disbandment |
| Clifford Groh (navy) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (CNAC pilot) |
| Ralph Gunvordahl (navy?) | P-40 pilot | discharged Jan 42 (killed as test pilot?) |
| Lester Hall (army) | instructor/P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks (CNAC pilot) |
| Maax Hammer (army P-40 pilot) | P-40 pilot | Killed 22 Sep 41 |
| Lee Hanley | armorer | discharged Mar 42 |
| Martin Hardesty | crew chief | discharged Mar 42 |
| Clayton Harpold | food service | discharged Apr 42 |
| Jasper Harrington | line chief | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Updated: David Harris (8th Pursuit Grp Mitchel) | hq staff | served to disbandment (Republic test pilot?) |
| Edward Harris | admin chief | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Raymond Hastey (army) | P-40 pilot/staff | discharged May 42 |
| John Hauser | crew chief | discharged Apr 42 |
| Thomas Haywood (VMF-1 Quantico) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (Consairway ferry pilot) |
| Robert Hedman (1st Pursuit Grp Selfridge) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (CNAC pilot) |
| John Heller | clerk | discharged Mar 42 |
| George Henderson | clerk | discharged Jan 42 |
| John Hennessy (navy) | Beecraft pilot | served to disbandment |
| Thomas Henson | medical staff | served to disbandment |
| David Hill (navy VS-41) | P-40 pilot | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Fred Hodges (1st Pursuit Grp Selfridge) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (CNAC, AAF) |
| Louis Hoffman (navy enlisted pilot) | P-40 pilot | KIA 26 Jan 42 |
| Roy Hoffman | hq staff | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Burton Hooker | parachute rigger | served two extra weeks (AAF) |
| Leo Houle (navy) | P-40 pilot | discharged Jan 42 |
| James Howard (navy) | P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks (AAF; Medal of Honor) |
| Daniel Hoyle | admin chief | served to disbandment |
| Marlin Hubler | clerk | commissioned in China (AAF; P-47 pilot) |
| Lynn Hurst (pilot USS Saratoga) | P-40 pilot | discharged Feb 42 |
| + Frank Jacobson | crew chief | served to disbandment |
| George Jaeger | mechanic | discharged Apr 42 |
| Edwin Janski | prop specialist | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Kenneth Jernstedt (marines Quantico) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (Republic test pilot) |
| Leon Johnston | clerk | discharged Oct 41 |
| Jack Jones | armorer | discharged Apr 42 |
| Thomas Jones (navy) | P-40 pilot | KIA 16 May 42 |
| Joe Jordan | clerk | served to disbandment (Army) |
| Walter Jourdan | weather | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Albert Kaelin | clerk | served two extra weeks (AAF) |
| Robert Keeton (Patrol Sq 12) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (Pan Am pilot) |
| John Kelleher (Pursuit Grp Mitchel) | P-40 pilot | discharged Sep 41 |
| Daniel Keller | crew chief | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Thomas Kelly | communications | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Merlin Kemph | crew chief | served two extra weeks |
| Charles Kenner | crew chief | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| George Kepka | crew chief | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Melvin Kiner | communications | served to disbandment |
| Robert King | communications | served to disbandment (CNAC) |
| Donald Knapp | P-40 pilot | discharged Jan 42 (USN Wildcat pilot in the Pacific) |
| Stephen Kustay | armorer | served to disbandment |
| Matthew Kuykendall (army) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment |
| * Lawrence Kwong | hq staff | served to disbandment |
| George Lancaster | clerk | discharged Feb 42 |
| C. H. Laughlin (marines) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (CNAC pilot) |
| Frank Lawlor (fighter pilot USS Saratoga) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Robert Layher (PBY pilot Patrol Sq 12) | P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks |
| Charles Leaghty | parachute rigger | served to disbandment |
| * Joseph Lee | medical staff | served to 28 Jun 42 |
| * Pak On Lee (CAMCO) | engineering | enlisted in China (AAF) |
| Edward Leibolt (P-40 pilot army) | P-40 pilot | Missing 25 Feb 42 |
| Robert Lindstedt | communications | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Jack Linton | armorer | served two extra weeks (AAF) |
| Robert Little (P-40 pilot 8th Pursuit Grp Mitchel) | P-40 pilot | KIA 22 May 42 |
| Ernest Loane (army) | instructor/P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks (CNAC pilot) |
| Robert Locke | prop specialist | served to disbandment |
| Elton Loomis | communications | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Frank Losonsky | crew chief | served to disbandment (CNAC) |
| * George Lum (CAMCO) | engineering | served to disbandment |
| Joseph Lussier | communications | commissioned in China (AAF) |
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* Joined the AVG in Asia. CAMCO: Central Aircraft Manufacturing Co. (Seven Chinese-Americans were recruited to help assemble the P-40s at Rangoon. In May 1942 they joined the AVG as "engineering helpers," and in July most enlisted in the U.S. Army.) + Jacobson later changed his name to Andersen. AVGs who served to disbandment, served two extra weeks, or accepted induction in China were given an "honorable discharge." CNAC: China National Aviation Corporation. |
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