Produktionsblock:
B-17G-35-BO: 42-31932 bis 42-32116
Hersteller:
Boeing
- Bomber-Gruppe:
- 2nd Bomb Group
- 483rd Bomb Group
- Bomber-Staffel:
- 429th Bomb Squadron
- 817th Bomb Squadron
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Geschichte der
B-17 42-32031 / Mammy Yokum
Delivered Denver 19/1/44; Dallas 4/2/44; MacDill 5/2/44; Morrison 10/3/44; Assigned 817BS/483BG Tortorella 13/3/44; transferred 429BS/2BG Amendola 31/3/44; (?cr 8/4/44?); Salvaged 14/1/46. MAMMY YOKUM.
Zuletzt aktualisiert: 10. August 2017
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23. Dezember 2019 access_time 18:20
This was one of the planes my father was the bombardier in.
15. Dezember 2020 access_time 23:28
My Dad, Alton Gee was the ball turret gunner on the Mammy Yokum 42-32031. Was your Dad in the same crew? If so what was his name? Do you have any photos? All the records burned up in 1973 for these guys. Do you know any other crew member names, their missions etc.? Please contact me at nancasillas@gmail.com
28. Juni 2020 access_time 12:31
My father, Alton Gee was the Bull Turret Gunner on the Mammy Yokum. Trying to figure out where to find info on how many missions they flew.
23. Dezember 2020 access_time 5:05
Hello…my father was the pilot of Mammy Yokum (Lynn Borders). I have a picture of him and 4 others that may be members of the crew. He flew 26 missions and crash landed on the 26th mission in Russia on a bombing run in the spring of 1945. The crew were listed as MIA and captured, held and interrogated for some time by the Russians. I don’t have any more detailed info. He and many of his original crew got together at reunions most every year starting in the late 70’s. My father designed the memorial for the bomb group which is at the Dayton OH AF museum and was installed in late 1983 during their reunion that year. I have a pic of that also.
05. November 2021 access_time 3:42
My grandfather, Howard William Lawson was a navigator on this plane, as far as I know from family lore, but I can’t confirm anything. So wish I could find out anything!