Unconfirmed (unofficial) credits or are enclosed in parenthesis. These are credits mentioned in other documents for which no official credit was given. 

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* Lt. Mingo Logothetis

There is much conflicting information regarding Lt. Mingo Logothetis’ aerial credits. USAF Study No 85 "USAF Credits for the Destruction of Enemy Aircraft" credits Mingo with one aerial victory. Mr. Tom Ives book "Patton's Eyes in the Sky" gives Mingo 4 victories and 3 probable. The Squadron's Monthly History in April 1945 seems corroborates this by mentioning Mingo shot down four enemy aircraft. Additionally, a document marked "Restricted" in the Lt. Elmer T. Olsen Collection titled "10th Reconnaissance Group Claims in the ETO" lists Lt. Logothetis as an ace with 6.5 victories. Is Lt. Logothetis the 12’s only ace? At this time, results are inconclusive. It is almost certain, however, Lt. Logothetis brought down more than one enemy aircraft as he was an accomplished pilot known throughout the squadron for his aggressiveness.  Additional research may one day bring clarity to Lt. Logothetis’ accomplishments.

**Lt. Arthur & Fleeson

Lt. Arthur and Fleeson flew together as a crew, Arthur the pilot and Fleeson as Observer. Together they shot down 3 enemy aircraft.

***Lt. Miller & Thompson

Lt. Miller and Thompson flew together as a crew, Miller the pilot and Thompson as Observer. Together they shot down 2 enemy aircraft.

Thompson also had a total of three air victories (one prior to joining the 12th.