S/Sgts Charley L. Anglin, BT and John Rupnick, RW, were flying in place of Martiello & Medhurst and both were KIA. Both Anglin & Rupnick were listed on the crew of R. V. E. Monrad on 8/3/44. Rupnick was originally on the M. E. Beatty crew when it joined the 100th on 6/9/43.

Immediately after bombs were released, A/C received a direct flak hit in wing at #1 engine. Part of wing blown off & A/C went down in flaming spin. Heh, Lirette and South were blown out of A/C. South suffered a compound fracture of a leg when blown from a/c.

German Reports:
Notes Lt Murray Lirette committed to the hospital on 13 May 1944 and states the dead buried at the Luffwaffe Cemetery at Trond air base.