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Just getting back to O'Neely .... His name is A. O'Neely. but his military rank looks like the Sgt. But you used the S only ... IMHO he won't maid if you put the Sgt. abbreviation in front of his name.

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So What's The "A: For, for me it looks like Sac, A. O'lleely

All is OK. The "A" is his first name. So it is A. O'Neely. But his rank/function can be either the Sgt. or like you stated Sac. But what the SAC abbreviation stands for, I couldn't find.
 
T/Sgt. W.F.Howe
Camino
California

Sgt. W.E. DeVoc ( or DeVor)
New York

Sgt. J.J. Geogchegan (or Grogchegan)
Lexington. Mass

Cpl. William R. Oliver
Catliff K.Y.

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T/Sgt. J.R. Hoover Provo Utah

Cpl. W.J. Lipa
Buffalo N.Y.

Cpl. Carl Co---- ( his last name is not readable. It starts with "Co or Go" but what is farther who konows. Possible it is Corson or Colson or Gordon)
Great Falls Montana

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Capt. H.E. Short
Bandera Texsas

1/Lt. Alann L. Jacobs
Seattle Wash.

Sgt. A. Schindelmann

S/Sgt. R.E. Reeves
Edgewater FLA.

T/Sgt. "Dutch" Shultz
Göshen JCT, Calif.

Cpl. M.E. Butler
Dallas Tex.

S/Sgt. Evan .....
Toledo Ohio.

Cpt. A.J. Jackson Eng. Off.
M/Sgt. C.E. Buckles Line Chief
M/Sgt. H.W. Woods Flight Chief

Sgt. W.J. Bety
LNY NY.

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Sgt. W.J. Bety
LNY NY.
Where did you even see that? :/
 
I also noticed some markings toward the rear of the fuselage; they are, of course, illegible, and it is likely impossible to determine what was originally written there. So, I took the liberty of at least inscribing the names of the gunners from the U.S. 322nd Bombardment Group in that spot.
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