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Old 23rd June 2005, 01:24
DaveM2 DaveM2 is offline
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B-17 Shadrack

Hi all

Anyone have info on this aircraft, specifically how many missions ?

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Old 26th June 2005, 15:23
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Re: B-17 Shadrack

Dave

Boeing B-17G-60-BO Fortress
42-102841
Construction Number: 8343
483rd Bomb Group
840st Bomb Sqn

According to Freeman

Delivered Cheyenne 9/4/44; Dyersburg 25/4/44;Hunter 304/44; assigned 840BS/483BG Sterparone 8/5/44; Missing in Action 23/10/44 with Pilot Dallman; Flak, Crashed Doeltech, Czech; 10 POW. MACR 9319.

I assumes that would be Howard Dallman..

This aircraft is alleged to actually be the one in a Glacier in Austria. And slated for recovery

Joe Baugher has her

102841 (483rd BG, 840th BS) lost Oct 23, 1944, Taschachferner, Pitztal, Austria. MACR 9319


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Old 26th June 2005, 15:27
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Re: B-17 Shadrack

Thanks Paul. Aircraft remains are to be recovered ( some have been previously )

Doubt there is a lot left since it wasn't a 'controlled landing'.



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Old 6th October 2007, 05:01
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Re: B-17 Shadrack

I know this is a very late response, sorry. Yes this is Howard Dallmans plane (I am his grandson).
I know some of his plane has been recovered, unfortunately I do not know how many missons the plane flew.
He met with an Austrian who recovered some parts of the plane from the glacier. He passed on in 2000.
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