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Produktionsblock:
B-17G-10-VE: 42-39958 bis 42-40057
Hersteller:
Lockheed/Vega
- Bomber-Gruppe:
- 381st Bomb Group
- Bomber-Staffel:
- 535th Bomb Squadron
- RCL: MS-W, VP-M
Schicksal:
Einsätze: 75
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Geschichte der
B-17 42-40007 / “Honey”
Delivered Long Beach 1/11/43; Kearney 13/11/43; ass 535BS/381BG [MS-W] Ridgewell 22/1/44; Transferred: 533BS [VP-M]; battle damage Brux 12/9/44 Pilot: Don McMullen; crash-landed France 1KIA 3WIA 6RTD, repaired and back to base; {75m} b/d Mannheim 25/11/44 w/Henry Riza; forced landing Belgium. ium; sal 13/12/44. HONEY.
Zuletzt aktualisiert: 7. März 2019
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06. Dezember 2021 access_time 6:33
My father (Bruce O. Bentley, Sr) was the radio operator during the “Honey” last flight in November ’44. All crew bailed out and survived (one crew member suffered a broken ankle (?). My Dad reported they stayed in Belgium for several days (at least) since the AAF didn’t seem to be in a rush to get crews back on duty. That was Dad’s 30th mission, he did 5 more before being discharged.
15. März 2022 access_time 19:54
Bruce, I am writing a book about one of your dad’s crewmates and would appreciate being able to talk to you briefly. I have a lot of information for you as well, Bill
16. März 2022 access_time 18:00
Yes, would be interested in obtaining info and sharing what I know about the “Honey’s” crew(s). Bruce
25. Oktober 2022 access_time 21:10
Bruce, How can I reach you? You can contact me at whcullen@yahoo.com, thanks Bill