| Allgemein | |
|---|---|
| Hersteller: | Boeing |
| Produktionsblock: | , B-17G-55-BO: 42-102544 bis 42-102743 |
| Einsatzgeschichte | |
|---|---|
| Bomber-Gruppe: | , 100th Bomb Group, 95th Bomb Group |
| Bomber-Staffel: | , 334th Bomb Squadron, 351st Bomb Squadron |
| RCL | EP-J |
| MACR | 7814 |
| Schicksal: |
, Abschuss durch Flak (29 Juli 1944) |
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Geschichte der
B-17 42-102667 / Yankee Wahine
Delivered Cheyenne 24/3/44; Hunter 16/4/44; Grenier 28/4/44; Assigned 334BS/95BG [BG-C] Horham 3/5/44; 4m, transferred 351BS/100BG [EP-J] Thorpe Abbotts 8/6/44; Missing in Action Merseburg 29/7/44 with Bob Schomp, Co-pilot: Henry Preher, Navigator: Bob Culwell, Bombardier: Sylvester Dittbenner, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Edmund Radke, Radio Operator: John HunterWounded in Action, Ball turret gunner: Joe Rosolino, Waist gunner: Elmer Flood,Tail gunner: Art Malaney (9 Prisoner of War); flak set wing afire, ship exploded over Kleinebersdorf, SE of Stadtroda, Ger. Missing Air Crew Report 7814. YANKEE (WAHINE) WINE.
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B-17 42-102667 / Yankee Wahine Crew
| Position | Rang | Name | Status | Bemerkung |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P | 1LT | Robert J. Schomp | POW | - |
| CP | 1LT | Henry C. Preher | POW | - |
| NAV | 1LT | Robert W. Culwell | POW | - |
| BOMB | 1LT | Sylvester E. Dittenbenner | POW | - |
| ENG/TT | T/SGT | Edmund J. Radke | POW | - |
| RO | T/SGT | John P. Hunter | POW | - |
| BT | S/SGT | Joseph Rosolino | POW | - |
| WG | S/SGT | Elmer F. Flood | POW | - |
| TG | S/SGT | Arthur J, Malaney | POW | - |
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20. Mai 2025 access_time 19:25
Yankee Wahine was on loan to another crew when lost. The crew lost not original crew of Yankee Wahine.
29. Januar 2026 access_time 19:46
All crew bailed out and ship flew on westward for a while, probably controlled by AFCE, wing heavily burning. In this condition it was seen by my late grandfather who lived in a village ca. 5 kilometers from Kleinebersdorf. Whe the plane finally crashed, parts were distributed over Kleinebersdorf village. The fuselage fell on the main street, engines hit ground near the church and at the foot of the church hill.