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Produktionsblock:
B-17G-35-BO: 42-31932 bis 42-32116
Hersteller:
Boeing
- Bomber-Gruppe:
- 381st Bomb Group
- Bomber-Staffel:
- 535th Bomb Squadron
- RCL: MS-R
Einsätze: 113
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Geschichte der
B-17 42-31990 / Stage Door Canteen
Delivered Cheyenne 10/1/44; Assigned 535BS/381BG [MS-R] Ridgewell 6/4/44; 113m Returned to the USA 5/45; Reconstruction Finance Corporation (sold for scrap metal in USA) Kingman 26/2/46. STAGE DOOR CANTEEN.
Zuletzt aktualisiert: 17. September 2017
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17. Mai 2020 access_time 13:26
Hi, my dad flew the Stage Door Canteen in WWII. Also flew “The Alamo”, out of Ridgwell, 381st.
17. Mai 2020 access_time 21:08
Hello Don, what’s you dad’s name?
20. September 2020 access_time 8:00
His name was Fred Davison, my Dad. Don’s my brother.
17. Juni 2021 access_time 17:14
My grandfather flew in Stage Door Canteen as well. He was there from roughly Feb ’44 – July ’44 as a ball turret gunner. His crew received this plane in April ’44 after their first plane was shot up. In the photos of Mary Churchill christening the plane, he is shortest guy in the picture (hence why they stuck him in the ball.
05. Juli 2021 access_time 1:16
My grandfather, Dave (goose) Gildin was a tail gunner on this ship. Not sure when he was over there. I saw a picture of him kneeling on the ground next to the tail after it was nearly shot off. He was a great man. I miss him.
19. Juni 2022 access_time 13:11
My Grandad was the pilot of the stage door canteen
31. Dezember 2022 access_time 8:36
My late father Myron E. Gates served as radio operator aboard Stagedoor Canteen mid 1944. Crawford T. Marbury was the pilot during that time.
14. Februar 2023 access_time 0:49
My great uncle, John E. Johns flew aboard this plane as a bombardier.
15. März 2023 access_time 1:01
I think my step dad , Jeremiah O’Neill flew that plane. I don’t know the dates. But I have a photograph.