Roster of the Flying Tigers: A-E
| Name (joined from) | Assignment | served to (later service) |
| Claude Adair (joined in China) | hq staff | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Frank Adkins (navy) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (CNAC pilot) |
| James Allard | mechanic | served to disbandment |
| Joseph Alsop (navy; joined in China) | hq staff | captured 25 Dec 41; repatriated 1942 (AAF) |
| Frank Anderson: see Jacobson | ||
| John Armstrong (navy VF-4) | P-40 pilot | killed 8 Sep 41 |
| Peter Atkinson (8th Pursuit Grp Mitchel) | P-40 pilot | killed 25 Oct 41 |
| Noel Bacon (navy VF-4) | P-40 pilot | on leave Feb 42 (USN) |
| George Bailey (army 94th Pursuit Sq) | crew chief | enlisted in China (AAF) |
| Charles Baisden (army) | armorer | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Percy Bartelt (navy) | P-40 pilot | discharged Mar 42 (USN) |
| William Bartling (navy, dive bomber pilot USS Wasp) | P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks (CNAC pilot) |
| Edmund Baughman | communications | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Albert Baumler (army, Eglin Field) | not assigned | passport application refused; continued in AAF |
| Leo Beaupre | clerk | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Donald Bell | clerk | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Morton Bent (navy, USS Yorktown) | clerk | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Donald Bernsdorf (navy or marines) | P-40 pilot | discharged Jan 42; test pilot Eastern Aircraft? |
| Lewis Bishop (navy) | P-40 pilot | captured 28 May 42; escaped 1945; USN, CNAC |
| John Blackburn (CAF flight school) | P-40 pilot | killed 28 Apr 42 |
| William Blackburn | crew chief | served two extra weeks |
| + Harold Blackwell (born Theodore Miller) | crew chief | served two extra weeks |
| Glen Blaylock | crew chief | discharged Apr 42 |
| Morris Bohman (navy) | P-40 pilot | discharged Nov 41 (AAF?) |
| Harry Bolster (CAF flight school) | P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks (AAF test pilot; killed 10 Oct 44) |
| Charles Bond (army ferry pilot) | P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks (AAF) |
| Ernest Bonham | communications | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Gregory Boyington (VMF-2 San Diego) | P-40 pilot | discharged Apr 42 (USMC; PW Japan; Medal of Honor) |
| James Brady | clerk | served to disbandment |
| Kenneth Breeden | clerk | served to disbandment |
| George Brice | crew chief | served to disbandment |
| J. Gilpin Bright (navy VS-42) | P-40 pilot | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Robert Brouk (army) | P-40 pilot; hq staff | served to disbandment (AAF; killed training accident 19 Dec 42) |
| Carl Brown (navy) | P-40 pilot | to CAF flight school (CNAC pilot) |
| Everette Bruce (civilian) | medical staff | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Alfred Bryant | clerk | discharged Oct 41 |
| Carl Bugler | admin chief | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| George Burgard (army ferry pilot) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (American Export Lines pilot) |
| Richard Buxton | medical staff | discharged Feb 42 |
| Michael Callan | ground crew | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Boatner Carney (joined in China) | hq staff | to CAF flight school |
| John Carter | line chief | served two extra weeks |
| Herbert Cavanah (Patrol Sq 12, USN) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Melvin Ceder | hq staff | served to disbandment (AAF?) |
| Charles Chaney (USN) | crew chief | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Claire Chennault (joined in China) | commander | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Keith Christensen (navy, USS Ranger) | armorer | served to disbandment (USN) |
| A. Bert Christman (navy VS-41) | P-40 pilot | KIA 23 Jan 42 |
| L. Paul Clouthier (navy, USS Yorktown) | clerk | discharged early (USN) |
| Thomas Cole (VP-44 San Diego) | P-40 pilot | KIA 30 Jan 42 |
| Leon Colquette | crew chief | medical transfer Mar 42 (worked for Pan Am, Africa) |
| + Edwin Conant (born John Perry; VP-13 San Diego) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (USN fighter pilot; Silver Star) |
| Elmer Cook (8th Pursuit Grp Mitchel) | pilot | discharged Sep 41 |
| Jack Cornelius | crew chief | served to disbandment (CNAC?) |
| Charles Cribbs | medical staff | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Albert Criz (army; some P-40 time) | pilot | discharged Dec 41 |
| John Croft (army) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment |
| Jesse Crookshanks | crew chief | served to disbandment (AAF bomber pilot; PW Germany) |
| Harvey Cross | communications | served to disbandment |
| James Cross (army ferry pilot) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (Pan Am pilot) |
| John Crotty | clerk | discharged Apr 42 |
| George Curran | crew chief | served to disbandment |
| Albert Cushing | clerk | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Otto Daube | crew chief | served two extra weeks (AAF) |
| Doreen Davis (joined in China) | hq staff | worked for AAF in China |
| William Davis (joined in China) | hq staff | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| John Dean | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (CNAC pilot; killed 17 Nov 42 Hump) |
| Walter Dolan | crew chief | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| John Donovan (navy) | P-40 pilot | KIA 12 May 42 |
| Francis Doran (army, Mitchel Field) | clerk | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Carl Dorris | clerk | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Francis Dudzik | clerk | discharged Feb 42 |
| Parker Dupouy (P-40 pilot 8th Pursuit Grp Mitchel) | P-40 pilot | served to disbandment (Republic test pilot) |
| Eugene Durall | clerk | served to disbandment (AAF) |
| Estill Durbin | not assigned | quit before reaching Burma |
| James Dyson | not assigned | quit before reaching Burma |
| Charles Engle | crew chief | served to disbandment |
| John Engler (joined in China) | communications | commissioned in China (AAF) |
| Richard Ernst | communications | enlisted in China (USN) |
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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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