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Re: Which 5 b-17s of 323 BS take off on 4 feb 1943. Hamm Raid.
Hi,
323 Squadron 41-24589 Texas Bronco Lt. Eugene B. Ellis Crasht op Terschelling 41-24544 Pennsylvania Polka Lt. Alan T. Bobrow Crasht in de Noordzee 42-5225 Stormy Weather Capt. Bishop Hydraulics shot out. Crash landing at Bassingbourne when its comming back from mission. 42-5077 Delta Rebel no 2 Lt. Birdsong's 41-24549 Stupen-Taket Lt. McCarty's I think we are close now. For the 323rd BS. 41-24544, "OR-O" 7+ missions. 41-24549, "OR-Q" 14 missions. 41-24589, "OR-R" 6+ missions. However, Lt. Birdsong was in "Delta Rebel No 2" (42-5077, "OR-T") when shortly after take off IIRC an engine went out. He returned to base and the crew changed to a spare a/c "Stormy Weather" (42-5225, "OR-S") and continued with the mission in this a/c which it seems crash landed on return from opps. So, Bishop must have been in another a/c, not "Stormy Weather" (42-5225). Alex |
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