Casualty Report from 1944-02-21 |
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MACR: 02761 | AIRCRAFT: | 42-37796 |
TARGET: Brunswick, Germany | TYPE: | B-17G |
BASE: Thorpe Abbotts, Norfolk, England | NAME: | Fletcher's Castoria III (never painted on a/c) |
SQUADRON: 350th BS - 100th BG(H) | AIRCRAFT CODE: | LN-T |
CRASH:
Emergency landing at Halfweg, Holland due to extensive battle damage - there were no injuries sustained in the landing. |
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PILOT: Lt William H. Fletcher - O-798998 |
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POS: P | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
NOTES: No notes on this crewmember |
CO PILOT: Lt Richard M. Roper - O-804508 |
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POS: CP | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
NAV: Lt George A. Browning - O-685315 |
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POS: NAV | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
BOM:Lt Howard D. Venzie - O-676983 |
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POS: BOM | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
ROG: TSgt George A. Reid - 13104047 |
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POS: ROG | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
TTE: TSgt Leo t. Callahan - 31120291 |
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POS: TTE | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
BTG: SSgt Pieto J. Giaquinto - 32499257 |
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POS: BTG | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
RWG: SSgt John J. Seman - 33293830 |
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POS: RWG | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
LWG: SSgt Alexander Sosik - 32330322 |
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POS: LWG | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
TG: SSgt David V. Robb - 3339685 |
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POS: TG | STATUS: POW | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
EX1: N/A First, MI, Suffix Last Name - N/A |
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POS: N/A | STATUS: N/A | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
EX2: N/A First, MI, Suffix Last Name - N/A |
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POS: N/A | STATUS: N/A | STATE: State N/A |
No notes on this crewmember |
CREW NOTES:
Notes on this crew N/A
REPORT NOTES:
Notes on this report : After the war a photograph of this plane was sent to the American Embassy in The Hague by C.L. Kroon. He reported that the crew had attempted, unsuccessfully to set the plane afire.