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Bookmark or Share- Flying Tigers: Roster of the American Volunteer GroupHOME > TIGERS > ATTACHED. Roster of the Flying Tigers: attached. Jump to A-E | F-L | M-R | S-Z | 2nd AVG. Shown below are the civilian and military personnel (American, Chinese, and British) who worked with the AVG at some point in Burma, China, or India.
- Flying Tigers: Claire Chennault and the American Volunteer Group in ...All about the American Volunteer Group (AVG) Flying Tigers and their commander Claire Chennault Files and images about the American Volunteer Group commanded by Claire Chennault. The AVG Flying Tigers defended Burma and China with their shark-faced P-40 Tomahawks in the opening months of the Pacific War, December 1941 - July 1942.
- Flying Tigers: Roster of the American Volunteer Group* 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.
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- Flying Tigers: Roster of the American Volunteer GroupHOME > TIGERS > ROSTER > 2ND AVG Roster of the 2nd AVG The 2nd AVG was a bomber group, authorized by President Roosevelt and recruited by Bill Pawley's Central Aircraft Manufacturing Company in the fall of 1941. CAMCO hired 82 pilots and 359 ground crew (almost certainly including air crew) who were duly discharged from the U.S. Army in November.
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