Roster of the Flying Tigers: F-L
| Name (joined from) | Assignment | served to (later service) |
| John Farrell (CAF flight school) | 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 (army, Hamilton Field) | clerk | served to disbandment (AAF; infantry officer) |
| 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) |
| 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 (navy, Pensacola) | P-40 pilot | KIA 23 Dec 41 |
| Lloyd Gorham | crew chief | served to disbandment (USN) |
| Irving Gove (navy, USS Lexingon) | crew chief | served to disbandment (American Overseas Airlines) |
| Edgar Goyette (navy, Norfolk) | 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 (CAF flight school) | P-40 pilot | served two extra weeks (CNAC pilot) |
| Maax Hammer (army P-40 pilot, 8th Pursuit Grp?) | P-40 pilot | Killed training accident22 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) |
| 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 (U.S. Army) |
| George Henderson | clerk | discharged Jan 42 |
| John Hennessy (navy) | Beechcraft 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 (army, Selfridge Field) | crew chief | served to disbandment (Grumman Aircraft mechanic); later changed name to Anderson |
| 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 (CAF flight school) | 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. For their story, see Those Chinese Tigers. 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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