B-17 Flying Fortress B-17 42-97577

B-17 Bomber Flying Fortress – The Queen Of The Skies 42-97577
General
Manufacturer: Lockheed/Vega
Production-Block: , B-17G-20-VE: 42-97536 to 42-97635
Operational History
Bomb Group: , 390th Bomb Group, 96th Bomb Group
Bomb Squadron: , 413th Bomb Squadron, 569th Bomb Squadron
RCL: MZ-N; CC-C
MACR: 8914
German Document: 2938
Fate: , Lost by flak/aa-fire
(10 September 1944)
Missions: 8
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History of
B-17 42-97577

Delivered Denver 29/12/43; 1SAG Langley 24/1/44; (H2X) Assigned: 413BS/96BG [MZ-N] Snetterton 9/2/44; Transferred: 569BS/390BG [CC-C] Framlingham 2/44; 8m, MIA Nuremberg 10/9/44 Pilot: Tom Markward, Ray Jensen, Dick Hurlburt, Dan Matthew, Marvin Weltman, John Kelker, Jim Denny (7KIA); Jerome Gilbert, Jim Hall (2POW); flak hit, ship exploded, crashed Nurnberg, Germany. MACR 8914.

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B-17 42-97577 Details

At target at 1110 hours A/C #577 received a direct hit in the right wing. A/C slid to right exploding almost immediately. No chutes reported seen.

Source: MACR 8914

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B-17 42-97577 Crew

Position Rank Name (First Name, Middle Initial, Last Name) Status Note
P 2LT Thomas H. Markward, Jr. KIA
CP 2LT Ray M. Jensen KIA
BOMB 2LT James C. Hall POW
ENG/TT SGT Richard N. Hurlburt KIA
RO SGT Daniel B. Matusow KIA
BT SGT Marvin Weltman KIA
WG SGT John D. Kolker KIA
TG SGT James R. Denny KIA

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