Hello r/askhistorians!
I recently inherited a rather well-preserved photo of my great uncle's flight crew from WWII. The photo is of decent quality, but most importantly, is well-labeled, identifying the names and positions of each crew member (see links below). I'm interested in sharing this piece of history with the rest of the world, mainly because I want other folks who have relatives that fought in the war to be able to find this resource if they look for it.
What's the best way to share this? If this is not the right sub for this sort of question, I apologize, but I figured somewhere here would know.
Photo: http://imgur.com/UhjBo0i Names: http://imgur.com/okmmdLD
Thanks!
Edit: I'm a lazy idiot who posted before doing some simple Googling. It appears that others have already made it ahead of me. It looks like the photo was an official crew portrait that has already been shared: http://www.801492.org/Air%20Crew/Pattillo/Pattillo%20Crew.html
If you know what bomb group or squadron they were a part of, there's a good chance there is an associated society (for example) that maintains historical information on their members.