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Mermet 14th October 2008 18:12

Fred Shere
 
Hi all,

On 29 April 1944, a B-24 Liberator was shot down on the return flight from Berlin.

Who could have had the possibility to shoot down those plane ?

Thanks for replies,

All the best,
JCM

Mermet 20th October 2008 19:31

Re: Fred Shere
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mermet (Post 74862)
Hi all,

On 29 April 1944, a B-24 Liberator was shot down on the return flight from Berlin.

This B-24 was piloted by Fred Shere. I don't know his rank.

Who could have had the possibility to shoot down those plane ?

Thanks for replies,

All the best,
JCM

JCM

Chris Goss 20th October 2008 20:02

Re: Fred Shere
 
There were in the region of 30 claims for B-24s on this date-you will need to be more specific as to a time or location of crash/combat

Joe Potter 20th October 2008 21:44

Re: Fred Shere
 
Hi,
A little background info, 2 Lt Fred. C. Shere Jr, Service Number 0-745956, 577 th Bomber Sqn, 392 Bomber Group, Heavy, buried Margarten. place of enlistment Oregon. info from ABMC.
Joe.

Revi16 20th October 2008 22:33

Re: Fred Shere
 
MACR 4462, B-24 41-28759.

Here's a link, scroll down a bit.
http://www.b24.net/missions/MM042944.htm#04462

Regards,
Mike

drgondog 20th October 2008 22:38

Re: Fred Shere
 
MACR 4462.. near Nortrupp A/c 41-28759.. Buried near Achmer. German Fighters.. 1330-1345. KU-1708 report

Regards,

Bill


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