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2026 Annual Reunion Gallery

Gallery for the 2026 Annual Reunion

Dayton, Ohio
Jim Broadway, Mike Flora and Mike Bever read the specifications on the SR-71, Aug. 20, 2026, at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton.
After a Thursday, Aug. 20 dinner in Yellow Springs, Ohio, Marsha Flora and Nancy Broadway enjoy a trip to Young's Jersey Dairy for ice cream.
Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026, Clif Twaddle enjoys conversation with friends during dinner on the patio at Ye Olde Trail Tavern in Yellow Springs, the oldest tavern in Ohio.
Following the Saturday luncheon and raffle, Victory Belle attendees gathered for a group photo.
Carolann Weisel was thrilled to win a commemorative 250th Anniversary Blenko glass piece during the Victory Belle raffle, Saturday, Aug., 22, 2026.
Kathy Twaddle and Billie Bauer sell tickets for the annual Victory Belle raffle.
A special table was set at the Victory Belle Luncheon in honor of Mary Beth McCarthy. The widow of Iron Man of Metz, Dan McCarthy IV, Mary Beth led the Victory Belles for over 10 years.
Daughters Margie Dash and Kim Kowalczyk and granddaughter Tanya Chang reminisce about life growing up with Iron Man Joe Januszkiewicz, Cannon Co., 379th Reg., as the key note speakers for Metz Hour on Sunday, Aug. 23. Sisters Kim and Margie described themselves as the bookends with Kim as the oldest and Margie as the youngest in Joe and Jo Januszkiewicz’s family of seven children. Tanya is Kim’s daughter and the oldest of the grandchildren. They fondly shared both amusing and serious anecdotes about their father and grandfather and how Joe’s faith as well as his experiences in WWII helped shape their own lives and morals.
Nancy Broadway reads the name and a short biography of Iron Man Pasquale Catalano as Jim Broadway lights a candle in remembrance of the only known Iron Man to have passed since the 2025 reunion. Nancy also remembered friends of the 95th who passed away in the past year.
Attendees of the 76th reunion met daily for breakfast at The Wright Place in the Doubletree by Hilton in Fairborn, Ohio, a suburb of Dayton.
The 76th reunion of the 95th Division Legacy Association was held Aug. 19-23, 2026, at the Doubletree by Hilton in Fairborn, Ohio, a suburb of Dayton.
Susan Feely remembers family vacations were planned around 95th reunions during her childhood. She brought a photo of the children of Iron Men taken in 1960 at the reunion in Washington, D.C. Susan is the blonde pictured at the bottom right, third row up with the white jacket dress.
Iron Man Jim Walker meets first-time reunion attendee Ron Heisterkamp in the Hospitality Room.
Ceo Bauer, Rob Geiger and Jim Walker in the Hospitality Room.
In the Hospitality Room of the Doubletree by Hilton, Kathy Twaddle, David Meyer and Dan Foust help assemble name badges for the reunion.
A volunteer adjusts the antique linotype machine at the Gem City Letterpress Co. at Carillon Historical Park, Friday, Aug. 21, 2026.
Iron Man Jim Walker and daughter Janice Howman join others in a tour of Carillon Historical Park by train, Friday, Aug. 21, 2026.
Members of the 95th Division Legacy Association wave from the Carillon Park R.R. as they tour the Historical Park.
Visitors can purchase tickets to take a tour through Dayton's history on the Carillon Park R.R.
The Frigidaire Flair Range, made in Dayton in 1962 and displayed at Carillon, represented the cutting edge in appliance form and function.
Examples of toys manufactured in Dayton, Ohio, and displayed at Carillon Historical Park.
Margaret Jamison joins others riding the carousel at Carillon Historical Park.
Dick Black, a long-time resident of the Dayton area, illustrated and painted depictions of Smokey Bear for the U.S. Forest Service for 20 years beginning in the 1950s.
The electic self-starter was developed in 1910-1911 in the Dayton area. The Cadillac Motor Car Company equipped their 1912 model with the DELCO starter.
While touring Carillon, Bill Soderberg reads about National Cash Register’s invention of the teller machine in Dayton.
Dayton's Loren M. Berry was a pioneer in the development of the Yellow Pages.
Tanya Chang, Kevin Chang and Kim Kowalczyk check out the NCR exhibit at Carillon Historical Park Friday, Aug. 21, 2026.
Carillon Historical Park tells the story of the many important inventions created by residents of the Dayton area.
Carillon Historical Park celebrates the creativity and inventiveness of the residents of Dayton from the Wright Brothers in the early 1900s though today.
Carillon Historical Park, Dayton, Ohio, Friday, Aug. 21, 2026. Front Row: Kevin Chang, Nancy Broadway, Margaret Jamison, June Ann Albino and Cynthia Meyer. Row 2: Dan Foust, Kay Grosinske, Marsha Flora, Kim Kowalczyk, Mike Bever, Diane Bever, Nancy Bubb, Carolann Weisel, Ron Heisterkamp, Susan Feely and Julie Schuette. Row 3: Jim Broadway, Clif Twaddle, Kathy Twaddle, Bill Soderberg, Kristin Whittington, Roselle Calarino, Lorna Earnest, Tanya Chang, David Meyer, Steve Bubb and Mike Flora.
Carillon Historical Park Bell Tower.
Iron Man Ceo Bauer is with BG Case and CSM Raney after the Formal Banquet, Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026.
Iron Man Jim Walker and BG Stephen Case after the Formal Banquet, Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026.
Ceo Bauer and Jim Walker, both veterans of I Co., 377th Reg., talk with CSM Raney and BG Case following the Formal Banquet, Saturday, Aug., 22, 2026.
Iron Man Ceo Bauer is introduced at the Formal Banquet, Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026.
Iron Man Jim Walker is introduced at the Formal Banquet . Eighteen members of the Walker family attended the banquet held Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026.
Jim Walker reads about a Forty-and-Eight (40 men or 8 horses) used to transport troops or horses, POWs and civilian prisoners to concentration camps.
During their visit to the U.S. Air Force museum, Iron Man Jim Walker and his son-in-law, Tim Howman, examine a map of the invasion in Normandy, June 6, 1944.
Mike Flora practices strafing runs on a A-26 Invader simulator at the U.S. Air Force museum.
Billie Bauer and her uncle Ceo Bauer are ready to head up the ramp to see a space shuttle training cockpit on display in the U.S. Air Force museum.
The B-58 Hustler is a supersonic strategic bomber and was the first capable of Mach 2 flight.
This B-24D served with the 9th Air Force in the 512th Bomb Squadron and flew over 50 combat missions from North Africa between 1943-44.
B-17F Memphis Belle at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton.
B-17F Memphis Belle at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton.
B-29 Bockscar dropped the last atomic bomb on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 1945.