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B-24 shot down by P-61 10/11/44
Hi guys
I'm seeking the identities of the P-61 crew of 425th NFS that shot down B-24 42-51226 of the 36th BS on 10 November 1944. Any help appreciated. Thanks Brian |
Re: B-24 shot down by P-61 10/11/44
Cannot find any P-61 claims on 09/10-11-44. I had the B-24 lost to flak over Belgium
Martin |
Re: B-24 shot down by P-61 10/11/44
The story about the P-61 shoot-down can be found on this link. Search for 42-51226 on the page.
http://yellowairplane.com/Book_Revie...samerican.html If you read the posting, the story gets more involved and there is a book referenced which discusses the incident and a cover-up. Has anyone read the book who can comment? Also discussed on this link: http://francecrashes39-45.net/recits...s/42-51226.pdf |
Re: B-24 shot down by P-61 10/11/44
Hi RSwank
I have located the book but it appears to be a historical novel, and its only available as an ebook. But I have ordered the other book mentioned, 'The Lady Jeanette' Cheers Brian |
Re: B-24 shot down by P-61 10/11/44
A picture of a/the local cemetery at Cartigny, France, with the grave of Lt. Frederick Grey, Sgt. Raymond Mears and Sgt. Frank Bartho here: http://www.aerosteles.net/fiche.php?...ype=ps&lang=fr
On the other hand, there are also graves for these men in Iowa (Lt Grey), Maryland (Sgt. Mears) and Henri-Chapelle (Sgt. Sgt. Bartho). Regards, Leendert |
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