1st FG mission reports, 1944

[HGabor]

Hi Folks,
Wondering if anyone has any of the 15th AAF, 1st FG squadrons' MISSION REPORTS for the following days:

April 13, 1944 - 27th, 71st, 94th FS pilot-lists (or at least the flight leaders from the 1st FG summary report.)
June 16, 1944 - only the 27th FS pilot-list
July 2, 1944 - 27th, 71st, 94th FS pilot-lists (or at least the flight leaders from the 1st FG summary report.)
July 27, 1944 - only the 27th and 94th FS pilot-lists (or the flight leaders from the 1st FG summary report.)
September 18, 1944 - only the 94th FS pilot-list (or the flight leaders from the 1st FG summary report.)

All I need from these reports is the names of the pilots, nothing else.

Thanks,
Gabor

[Chris Goss]

From Geoffrey Sinclare:

AFHRA Reel B0037

page 100, 27 July 1944
Group leader and 71st Squadron leader Major Wiseman, flight leaders Lts.
DeSutter, Longworth and Hatch. 94th Squadron leader Lt. Smith, flight leaders Lts. Campbell, Lt. Col. Stratton, Lt. Heien, 27th Squadron leader Lt. Huber, flight leaders Lts. Janson, Rhoades and Plummer

page 357, 18 September 1944
Group and 94th Squadron leader Lt. Heien, flight leaders Lts. Bostsick and Mullins. 27th Squadron leader Lt. Huber, flight leaders Lt. Col.
Pope and Lts. Jones and Hoonan, 71st Squadron leader Capt. DeSutter, flight leaders Lts. Hoffman, Longworth and Fisher.

[HGabor]

Dear Chris,
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I needed! About a quarter of a century ago I interviewed many 15 AAF veterans about their, or their comrades' missions and planes, incl. their plane markings. I think it was a unique survey, many pilots (from 1 FG, 332 'Tuskegee' FG, etc.), but especially Donald A. Luttrell (15 AAF, 14 FG, 49 FS) had amazing AC lists for their missions, for example on November 26, 1944:

Pilot: P-38J/L boom/nose #s:

Hughes #35
Nance #36
Slatkow #37
Utermahlen #42
Baird #48
Goffena #51
Bowling #56
De Martine #60
Nerney #131
Edwards #132
Fried #135
Bryant #137
Hauser #138

Although Don Luttrell was initially assigned P-38J #43, occasionally he also flew 1Lt Philip Melvin Goldstein's famous #47 (JEWBOY). Later I could add many of the appropriate serials and nicknames to their planes.

Cheers,
Gabor