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Old 16th June 2010, 12:00
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Re: Help! Aircraft crashplace B-24 Lt. Panity, FW-190 Fw. Kurt Gren, 23.08.1944

Thanks alot for your help. Regarding further investigations it was B-24G 42-78171 of 2nd Lt. Glenn Stephens PANYITY who died during the crash. 3 other crewmembers of his 10 men crew also were KIA. MACR 7957 states: "attacked over IP, tail section came off at Ball Turret, noticed parachutes leave the ship, after which it went into a spin, losing both wings on the descent."

I wonder if there are any pictures of this B-24G available?
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