Produktionsblock:
B-17G-15-VE: 42-97436 bis 42-97535
Hersteller:
Lockheed/Vega
- Bomber-Gruppe:
- 301st Bomb Group
- Bomber-Staffel:
- 353rd Bomb Squadron
MACR: 2723
Einsätze: 19
Geschichte der
B-17 42-97526
Delivered Denver 11/12/43; Kearney 24/12/43; New Orleans 3/1/44; Morrison 5/1/44; Assigned 353BS/301BG Tortorella 21/12/43; Missing in Action {19m} Regensburg 25/2/44 with Alex Kisselburgh, Bromley, Sorenson, Dunn, Bertone, Jessup (6 Prisoner of War); Molloy, Facilla, Dravecky, Watts (4 Killed in Action); enemy aircraft, crashed Kranj; Missing Air Crew Report 2723.
Zuletzt aktualisiert: 4. April 2018
B-17 42-97526 Crew
Position | Rang | Name | Status | Bemerkung |
---|---|---|---|---|
P | CPT | Alexander J. Kisselburgh, Jr | POW | - |
CP | CPT | John Bromley, Jr | POW | - |
NAV | 1LT | Robert J. Molloy | KIA | - |
BOMB | 2LT | Glenn A. Sorenson | POW | - |
ENG/TT | T/SGT | Paul O. Dunn | POW | - |
RO | SGT | Joseph T. Facilla | KIA | - |
BT | SGT | Joseph Dravecky | KIA | - |
WG | S/SGT | Anthony J. Bertone | POW | - |
TG | S/SGT | Dalma L. Jessup | POW | - |
PHOTO | SGT | Harold J. Watts | KIA | - |
23. Januar 2024 access_time 18:13
I think it’s amazing that my Dad’s B-17 mission can be found on the web! He didn’t talk about his experiences much so I can’t add to the narrative! He was always my hero!