B-17 Flying Fortress B-17 42-3415 / Miss Behavin’

B-17 Bomber Flying Fortress – The Queen Of The Skies 42-3415 / Miss Behavin’

Hersteller:
Douglas

  • RCL: FC-Q

MACR: 859 / KSU/ME/KU: 333

Einsätze: 4

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Geschichte der
B-17 42-3415 / Miss Behavin’

Delivered Dallas 11/6/43; Topeka 21/7/43; Kearney 1/8/43;Topeka 12/8/43; Assigned 571BS/390BG [FC-Q] Framlingham 25/8/43; Missing in Action Munster 10/10/43 with George Starnes, Co-pilot: Warren Mosegard, Navigator: Lavere Shofstahl, Bombardier: Dick Hatten, Flight engineer/top turret gunner: Don Hatfield, Radio Operator: John Massa, Ball turret gunner: Chas Dean, Waist gunner: Chas Stamiris, Waist gunner: Paul Sucher (9 Killed in Action);Tail gunner: Bob Coles (Prisoner of War); coll with 42-3328 (390BG which had exploded), crashed Nefigmann Far, Mesumer Damm, near Burgsteinfurt, Ger; Missing Air Crew Report 859. MISS BEHAVIN’.

Zuletzt aktualisiert: 14. März 2021

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B-17 42-3415 / Miss Behavin’ Details

Kollision in der Luft mit B-17 #42-3328 ‘Miss Fortune’ am 10. Oktober 1943.

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B-17 42-3415 / Miss Behavin’ Crew

Position Rang Name Status Bemerkung
P 2LT George E. Starnes KIA
CP 2LT Warren P. Mosegard KIA
BOMB 2LT Richard H. Hatten KIA
ENG/TT SGT Donald Hatfield KIA
RO T/SGT John S. Massa KIA
BT S/SGT Charles R. Dean KIA
WG S/SGT Charles P. Stamiris KIA
WG S/SGT Paul W. Sucher KIA
TG S/SGT Robert S. Coles POW

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