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B-17 crash in Ardooie (Belgium)
On April 27th, 1944, a B-17 bomber (serial Nr 423534) was shot down and crashed near a farm in theopen at Ardooie. That's a village in Belgium, Province of West-Vlaanderen. The crew bailed out but was taken prisoner of war by the Germans.
Any further info? Thanks Rik |
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Re: B-17 crash in Ardooie (Belgium)
I have the MACR 4268, 14 pages. I could e-mail it to you.
From Roger Freeman's book B-17, B-17 42-3534 Del. Denver 24/7/43; Dyersburg 31/8/43; ass. 349BS/100BG [XR-L/N/R] Thorpe Abbotts 9/9/43;MIA Pas De Calais 27/4/44 w/Shaddix, flak, crashed Ardoye Fr. 1EVD 9 POW, MACR 4268. OL' DAD. Regards, Mike |
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Re: B-17 crash in Ardooie (Belgium)
Check out this link also, .
http://forum.armyairforces.com/Hugh-...S-m100558.aspx http://www.100thbg.com/mainpages/crews/crews6/shaddix_wc.htm have a great weekend Dennis |
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Re: B-17 crash in Ardooie (Belgium)
Rik,
You may be interested to read this link as well: http://www.b17queenofthesky.com/oldad.htm Regards, Leendert |
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Re: B-17 crash in Ardooie (Belgium)
Hello gentlemen ,
It seems that the aircraft was hit by Flak from the airfield off Le Culot " Beauvechain " at 1939 hrs; Greetings |
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ardooie, asaaf, b 17, bomber, flying fortress |
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