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B-17G-5-BO: 42-31132 bis 42-31231
Hersteller:
Boeing
- Bomber-Gruppe:
- 94th Bomb Group
- Bomber-Staffel:
- 332nd Bomb Squadron
- RCL: XM-Q
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Geschichte der
B-17 42-31150 / Wonga Wonga
Delivered Cheyenne 25/9/43; Gr Island 8/10/43; Love Fd 12/10/43; Assigned: 332BS/94BG [XM-Q] Rougham 15/10/43; battle damage Diepholz 22/2/44 Pilot: Julius Blake, crew ‘ (10RTD); crash-landed Debach A/fd, Sfk. UK. And skidded into Signal Battn building injuring several men; Salvaged. b/d. WONGA WONGA.
Zuletzt aktualisiert: 19. Januar 2019
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18. Februar 2020 access_time 16:11
This aircraft brings back memories of when I was a kid. I can remember sitting in the pilots seat of this crash landed plane pretending to be flying it while it lay in a field with it’s nose against a Nissen hut !
18. Februar 2020 access_time 16:35
Thank you for sharing your personal history belongs to this B-17.
14. Mai 2020 access_time 0:05
My uncle, Daniel N. Cullen, flew this aircraft with the 332BS/94BG, out of Bury St. Edmunds, East Anglia; I believe his service was between October 1943 and April 1944. Under his command, the aircraft was called “Friday the 13th.” (A side note: his younger brother, my father, Joseph F. Cullen, flew P-38 (F-5) recons in the South Pacific. He was on active duty there when VJ-Day came.) Daniel passed away about 6 or 7 years ago; my father died on March 22 of this year at the age of 95.
15. Mai 2020 access_time 17:05
Hello David,
thank you for sharing!