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From: Lynn Shipman
[mailto:spiritlms@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday,
February 26, 2004 8:09 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: SSgt Frank J
Ciancia
I am trying to find out
information about my uncle. Frank Ciancia was an
engineer/top turret gunner with the 379th and I
believe the name of his plane was the "Bad
Penny". My uncle passed away about 10 years ago
and I don't have any info on him.
Thanks
for your help,
Lynn Ciancia Shipman
Lynn,
T/Sgt Frank J
Ciancia, Engineer/Top Turret
Gunner, was in the 379th
Bombardment group and flew
missions with the 526th Bomb
Squadron from 10/02/43 to
3/27/44. The following are
the crew and their positions
on their 9th mission to
Bremen, Germany on 12/13/43
in aircraft 42-29905 “Suffern
Sall”. Most of the missions
flown by this crew was in
aircraft 42-22905 “Suffern
Sall”:
Satterlee, Dean
H, 1st Lt, Pilot
Gillespie, James T, 2nd Lt,
Co-Pilot
Trupiano,
Samuel, 2nd Lt, Navigator
Blakely, Vernon H, 2nd Lt,
Bombardier
Marston,
Douglas H, S/Sgt, Radio
Operator/Gunner
Ciancia,
Frank J, T/Sgt, Top Turret
Gunner
Smith, Cameron K,
S/Sgt, Ball Turret Gunner
Curnes, John E, S/Sgt, Right
Waist Gunner
Blake, Allen
R, S/Sgt, Left Waist Gunner
Ginnity, William R, Sgt,
Tail Gunner
We do not
show any crewmembers on the
current membership roster.
Our records indicate that
T/Sgt Frank J Ciancia flew 28
missions with the 526th Bomb
Squadron. It is possible that
he flew more but our records
only indicate the ones listed
below: 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39
aborted, 40, 41, 48, 49, 51,
53, 54, 55, 56, 63, 64, 66,
67, 68, 73, 75, 76 mission
recalled, 78, 80, 81, 87, 88,
89, 90.
Responding4
3/02/04
Mike
Search No. 1179 - William H.
Pollock
From: Bill Pollock
[mailto:bill.pollock@foxvalley.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 6:14 PM
To: looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: 379th Member
Sirs,
My Dad, William H.
Pollock, flew with the 379th back in 1943-44 and
I was wondering what information you have on his
service with the 379th? Dad passed away back in
November of 1999, but I'd like to get
information on his missions as keepsakes for
myself and my sons. Dad was a Staff Sergeant and
lived in Rutherford, NJ prior to his service.
Thanks for your help,
Regards,
Bill Pollock
(Jr.)
Bill,
S/Sgt William H.
Pollock, Nose
Gunner/Togglier, was in the
379th Bombardment group and
flew 11 missions with the
527th Bomb Squadron from
03/28/45 to 4/25/45. The
following are the crew and
their positions on their
first mission to Berlin,
Germany on 3/28/45 in
aircraft 43-36507:
Haskins, Manly K, 2nd Lt,
Pilot
Matthess, Billie,
2nd Lt, Co-Pilot
Schafer,
Robert G, 2nd Lt, Navigator
Pollock, William H, Cpl,
Nose Gunner/Togglier
Masella Jr., Pasquale J, Cp,
Radio Operator/Gunner
Drake Jr., James H, Sgt,
Engineer/Top Turret Gunner
Brown, Robert, Cpl, Ball
Turret Gunner
Dalrymple,
Elmer L, Cpl, Tail Gunner
James Drake and Robert
Brown are shown on the
current membership roster.
Our records indicate that
S/Sgt William Pollock flew
the following 11 missions
with the 527th Bomb Squadron:
312, 313, 314, 316, 317, 318,
321, 322, 323, 327 & 330. The
crew flew most of their
missions in aircraft
42-102627 Queenie.
Responding4 3/02/04
Mike
Mike,
Thank you very much for
providing me with this
information. One thing that
jumps out at me is that my
Dad flew a lot fewer missions
than I thought was part of a
normal 'tour' at that time.
Obviously V-E Day might have
impacted it. But I talked to
others who had family members
in the 8th that got
reassigned to the Pacific
theatre. Do you have any
record as to why that might
not have happened? Or did my
Dad just get lucky?
Bill
Pollock
Bill,
S/Sgt Pollock arrived late in
the war (3/45). He flew on
the 379th BG’s last combat
mission (330) on April
25,1945. The war in Europe
ended in May 9,1945.
On
April 12, 1945, Headquarters
8th AF issued orders
disbanded many of support
units at Kimbolton. Some of
the personnel in the 379th BG
group were reassigned to
other BG groups or the
Pacific theater, while many
others were reclassified and
transferred to the Infantry.
Many personnel reassigned to
the Pacific theater got there
as the war was winding down
and didn’t see any action.
The
rest of the 379th BG left
(524,525,526 & 527) received
movement orders to
Casablanca, French Morocco
North Africa May 15, 1945.
Combat crews left Kimbolton
on May the 19th and the
ground personnel left on May
27th. The 379th BG was
officially deactivated on
July 23, 1945.
Responding4 3/04/04
Mike
Search No. 1178 - B-17 Paperdoll
From: G.Verbeek
[mailto:gverbeek5@freeler.nl]
Sent: Friday,
February 20, 2004 5:40 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: Paperdoll
Dear Sir,
On 22 February 1944 the
Paperdoll crashed near my home town in the
Netherlands. George Sciligo, Leo Williams and
Joe Lantigne came down by parachute. I believe
that my Grandfather Jos Verbeek helped them
along the way to escape to allied territory. I
have found several books that say my grandfather
helped at least one of them. My grandfather was
also friends with the family Loeffen. I have a
picture from my grandparents with the three
airmen standing in front of the house of the
family Loeffen.
My grandfather received
a citation signed by Eisenhower to thank him for
his efforts to help allied airmen.
I was
wondering if you could give me some more
information about these men. I already noticed
that it is possible to get the operation sheets
of the attack on Halberstadt on the 22 February
1944, but I couldn’t find the proper way to send
it abroad the U.S.A.
Sincerely yours,
G. Verbeek
G. Verbeek,
The following
are the crew (524th BS) and
their positions on their last
mission to Halberstadt,
Germany on 2/22/44 in
aircraft 42-31510 "Paper
Doll". This was the 379th
BG’s # 71 mission.
McCall Donald P. -1st Lt, P,
O-802871, Johnstown, PA, POW
Stalag 3
Gurney Charles
L. -2nd Lt, CP, O-748632,
Buffalo, NY, POW Stalag 7A
Williams Leo (NMI) -2nd
Lt, N, O-682535, Houston, TX,
Returned to base
Geary
Thomas -S.SGT, NG, 32442082,
Woodhaven, NY, Returned to
base
Cvitokvich John P.
-T/SGT, RO, 19147913,
Seattle, WA, Returned to base
Fiers James H. -T/SGT, TT,
35374107, Indianapolis, IN,
POW Stalag 4
*Hively
Eugene F. -S/Sgt, BT,
39602913, Ft Peck, MT, POW
482
Sciligo George (NMI)
-S/SGT, RW, 39837189, Chico,
CA, Returned to base
Lantigne Joseph A. -S/SGT,
LW, 12209921, Carthage, NY,
POW Stalag 4
Taylor Edgar
H. -S/SGT, TG, 34030547,
Williamston, NC, Returned to
base
*Hively wounded
in his right leg and it had
to be amputated – interned at
482 Venloo, Restricted
Residence For Civilians
Venloo Holland (longitude 51-
latitude 06)
Donald P
McCall, Eugene Hively, John P
Cvitokvich and Edgar M Taylor
are on the 379th Bomb Group
Association TAPS list. We
have no current information
on the rest of the crew
members.
Responding4
2/22/04
Mike
Search No. 1177 - Lyman B. Stewart
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From:
Dorothy Stewart [mailto:dcs13@comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 3:11 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: information on
my dad
Hello,
I just found your
website. Very nice! My father was a ball turret
gunner in the 379th (H) but I don't know the
squadron. He served from 4/17/42 to 10/16/45,
after he was wounded and discharged. His name is
Lyman B. Stewart, St. Sgt. and I believe he flew
with Eugene Jordan as pilot. The other crew
members, I think, were Garrett, Harris, Hedlich,
Mulhallon, Carver, Fransen and Franzack. Can you
give me nay information about his missions? He
received the DFC and several other awards, but
would never talk about them. Thank you!
sincerely, Dorothy Stewart
Dorothy,
S/Sgt
Lyman B. Stewart, Ball Turret gunner, was in the
379th Bombardment group and flew missions with
the 524th Bomb Squadron from 07/04/44 to
01/13/45. The following are the crew and their
positions on their first mission to
Illiers/Eugene, France on 7/04/44 in aircraft
44-6107:
Jordan, Eugene C, 2nd Lt, Pilot
Carver, Charles N, 2nd Lt, Co-Pilot
Mulhollem, Paul B, 2nd Lt, Navigator
Harris,
William E, Sgt, Nose Gunner/Togglier
Fransen,
Rudolph N, S/Sgt, Radio Operator/Gunner
Garrett Jr., Jess A, S/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret
Gunner
Stewart, Lyman B, Sgt, Ball Turret
Gunner
Mathews, Allyn D, Sgt, Waist Gunner
Kadlick, Remmie T, Sgt, Tail Gunner
William E. Harris is shown on the current
Association roster. Our records indicate that
S/Sgt Stewart flew 35 missions with the 524th
Bomb Squadron: 158, 159, 160, 161 aborted, 163,
164, 168, 169, 170, 172, 173, 174 aborted, 179,
180, 184, 185, 188, 189, 191, 194, 195, 196,
199, 200, 201, 203, 204, 207, 210, 211 flew with
303rd BG, 212, 216, 217, 222, 259, 260, 263,
265. The crew flew most of their missions in
aircraft 43-37855 "Boomerangs Big Friend".
Responding4 2/18/04
Mike
Search No. 1176 - Garland Morgan
B-17 "Sweater Girl"
From: Morgan, Sandra
L. [mailto:Sandra.L.Morgan@pfizer.com]
Sent:
Sunday, February 08, 2004 3:17 PM
To:
'looking4@379thbga.org'
Subject: Garland
Morgan - 379th Bomber Squadron Sweater Girl
Hello,
We are looking for any information
on Staff Sergeant Garland H. Morgan. He served
in the 379th bomber squadron in a plane called
Sweater Girl. He was a tail gunner. We think he
was there from April 1943 to 1944. His plane may
have bombed Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, Schweinfurt,
and was in the Triangle K squadron.
Garland is the father of my husband and is now
deceased. The sons want to learn more. Thank you
for any help you can give.
Sandra Morgan
Sandra,
T/Sgt Garland H. Morgan, Engineer/Top
Turret Gunner, was in the 379th Bombardment
group and flew missions with the 524th Bomb
Squadron from 5/29/43 to 10/14/43. The following
are the crew and their positions on their
mission to Le Mans, France on 07/04/43 in
aircraft 42-5828 “Sweater Girl”:
Brownlow
III, William G, Lt, Pilot
Hawkins, Wilma L,
Lt, Co-Pilot
Follmer, William C, Lt,
Navigator
Hefkin, Donald W, Lt, Bombardier
Forrest, Harold E, T/Sgt, Radio
Operator/Gunner
Morgan, Garland H, T/Sgt,
Top Turret Gunner
Fernstaedt, Robert H,
S/Sgt, Ball Turret Gunner
Rule, Alex S, Sgt,
Right Waist Gunner
Redmon, Robert J, S/Sgt,
Left Waist Gunner
Dayton, Robert J, S/Sgt,
Tail Gunner
Our records indicate that
T/Sgt Morgan flew 25 missions with the 525th
Bomb Squadron as follows: 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,
26, 27, 28, 29 aborted, 31, 33 & 38.
Responding4 2/09/04
Mike
Search No. 1175 - Samuel T. Battalio
From:
Jack N. Garner [mailto:jgarner0@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 8:18 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: Samuel T.
Battalio
My uncle, Retired U. S. Air
Force Col. Samuel T. Battalio, died on January
5, 2004 and was buried in Arlington on January
27, 2004. He was assigned to the 379th Bomb
Group in January 1944. He served as squadron,
group and 8th Air Force lead bombardier. He was
wounded in September 1944 and returned to combat
duty in January 1945. He and his crew were shot
down over Germany sometime in 1945. I am trying
to research his missions during WWII. Do you
have any records of the combat missions he flew
with the 379th? Any help you can provide will be
greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Jack
N. Garner
Jack,
Lt Samuel Battalio, Bombardier, was in
the 379th Bombardment group and flew missions
with the 527th Bomb Squadron from 06/13/44 to
03/04/45. The following are the crew and their
positions on their last mission to Hamm, Germany
on 9/19/44 in aircraft 44-8017 "The Sad Sack".
This was the 41st wing's lead ship on the
mission to Hamm and Lt Battalio was Wounded In
Action , hit in left leg by flak.
Travis,
W A, Col, Pilot
Martin, John R, Capt,
Co-Pilot
Brooks, Terril J, Lt, Navigator
Spangle Jr., Weir J, Lt, Navigator-GEE
Smart,
A L, Lt, Navigator-PFF
Battalio, Samuel T,
Lt, Bombardier
Mogul, Rubin (NMI), T/Sgt,
Radio Operator/Gunner
Clark, Howard G, T/Sgt,
Engineer/Top Turret Gunner
Speasmaker,
Phillip W, Sgt, Ball Turret Gunner
Davis,
Roger E, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner
Brill, Robert A,
Lt, Tail Gunner-Formation Control
We do
not show any record of Lt Battalio being shot
down in January 1945. It is possible that he
could have been assigned to another Bombardment
Group. Our records indicate that Lt Samuel
Battalio flew 26 missions with the 527th Bomb
Squadron. It is possible that he flew more but
our records only indicate the ones listed below:
142, 144, 146, 147, 148, 149, 155, 157, 158,
172, 173, 174, 177, 183, 186, 188, 190, 191,
192,195, 201, 202, 206, 270, 294 & 305.
Responding4 2/09/04
Mike
Search No. 1174 - B-17G Serial#
Ending in 7004
From:
Brandon B. Poynter
[mailto:bpoynter@ev1.net]
Sent: Monday,
January 26, 2004 7:47 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: B-17G Serial#
ending in 7004
Hello,
I am a
current associate memeber of the 379th. I was
wondering if you have a picture of the B-17G
piloted by First Lt. Robert K. Cardwell, 525th
bomb squadron that was flown on a mission to
Frankfurt,Germany on November 5 or 6, 1944? This
particular aircraft had flown 95 missions prior
to this particular mission.
It sustained
heavy damage on this mission after bombs away
over the target area and was crippled back to
Kimbolton. Lt. Cardwell earned the DFC for his
actions on this mission. I would also be
interested in the crew members names. I am
having a model re- created for Lt. Cardwell
depicting this particular aircraft and I am
interested in any camaflouge or other markings
on this aircraft.
Thank You,
Brandon B. Poynter
Brandon,
Lt. Robert K. Cardwell, Pilot, flew
missions with the 525th Bombardment squadron
from 9/03/44 to 11/25/44 as follows: 179, 180,
182, 183, 184, 186, 188, 190 aborted, 191, 193,
195, 198, 199, 200, 206, 208, 209, 210, 214,
215, 217, 218, 219, 220, 225, 227, 229, 230,
232, 234, 235, 236, 238, 239, 241 & 242.
The
following are the crew and their positions on
11/05/44 to Frankfurt, Germany in aircraft
42-107004-FR-S:
Cardwell, Robert K, 1st
Lt, Pilot
Tough, Robert D, 2nd Lt, Co-Pilot
Kessler, Fred W, 2nd Lt, Navigator
Klippert,
Clarence A, 2nd Lt, Bombardier
Quade, John W,
T/Sgt, Radio Operator/Gunner
Christianson,
Leo P, T/Sgt, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner
*Hey, Lynn L, S/Sgt, Ball Turret Gunner
Page,
Billy H, S/Sgt, Waist Gunner
Murdock, Charles
B, S/Sgt, Tail Gunner
*Seriously wounded
in action. The aircraft 42-107004 sustained
major battle damage (150 flak holes) and had to
be salvaged after the mission. Lt Cardwell &
crew flew 12 missions in aircraft 42-107004.
All aircraft assigned to the 379th BG prior
to 3/44 were olive and gray factory finish,
natural metal finish from March 1944. The
original Triangle K markings were a black K on a
white Triangle background. The Bombardment
Squadrons original designations where; 524-WA,
525 FR, 526 LF & 527 FO. In July of 1944 they
changed the squadron markings to 1, 2, 3 & 4
dropping the letter designations. The number 1
on the on the tail designated the 524th
Bombardment Squadron (2-525th, 3-526th, 4-527th
). Group marking changed in August 1944 to a
Triangle K on the wing and tail framed with a
yellow band. In most cases all tail markings
were repositioned, the squadron number was at
the top apex of the Triangle.
This is a
case where aircraft finishes overlap in March
44. Aircraft 42-107004 was built by Douglas
(olive & Gray) and was assigned to the 379th BG
(525th) on 3/23/44. "Screwball Express" (526th)
was built by Boeing (natural metal finish )and
was assigned to the 379th BG (526th) on the same
day as 42-107004. We do not have any pictures of
42-107004.
Attached is a picture of O'L
Gappy/Topper in formation (olive finish) and is
an example of the markings. Also attached is O'L
Gappy/Topper, notice the bombs along the top of
the fuselage one for every mission flown.
Usually the row of bombs (mission completed) was
painted one side of the aircraft. O'l
Gappy/Topper of the 379th BG, 524th BS completed
more combat missions than any other in the 8th
Air Force in WWII.
Responding4 2/01/04
Mike
Search No. 1173 - John Eric
Jones/"Sara Jane"
From: Geoffrey Jones
[mailto:Geoff@jhjllp.com]
Sent: Thursday,
January 29, 2004 4:30 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: John Eric
Jones/ "Sara Jane"
Dear Sirs:
I
recently joined the group and was interested in
any information you could provide concerning my
father, John Eric Jones. He rarely spoke about
his experiences during the war and died in 1982.
My brothers, sister, and I were interested in
finding out what we could concerning his
service. Fortunately, one of my brothers was
able to speak to the pilot of his B-17, C.E.
Darnell, in Punta Gorda, Florida some years back
and he shared some tremendous memories. These
memories included the name of their plane, the
“Sara Jane”, the circumstances of the plane
being shot down and crash landing in Belgium in
or around April 1944, and some of their
experiences as POW’s. I understand my father was
a second lieutenant who flew out of Kimbolton
from July 1943 until being shot down. Both he
and Mr. Darnell were held as POW’s, primarily in
Stalag Luft III, until being liberated in April
1945. I am interested in learning of his
missions so that I might order their histories.
We would greatly appreciate any information you
could provide.
Thank you, Geoff Jones
Geoff,
Lt John E. Jones, Co-Pilot, was in the
379th Bombardment group and flew missions with
the 526th Bomb Squadron from 03/13/44 to
05/07/44. The following are the crew and their
positions on their last mission to Berlin,
Germany on 5/07/44 in aircraft 42-38161 “Sara
Jane”.
Darnell Clarence E. -1st Lt, P,
0-805410, Royston, GA, POW
Jones John E. -2nd
Lt, CP, 0-693054, Muncey, PA, POW
Bistline
Roy M. -2nd Lt, N, 0-694314, Scarsdale, NY, POW
Tyson Walter -2nd Lt, B, 0-754987, Little Neck,
LI, NY, POW
Wilkens Tom W. -T/Sgt, RO,
35526689, Lakewood, OH, POW
Wilson James R.
-T/Sgt, TT, 17071288, Waterloo, IA, POW
Snider William H. -Sgt, BT, 15382253, Willow
Branch, IN, POW
Rule Lewis P. -S/Sgt, RW,
35537208, Claypool, IN, POW
Reilly Thomas P.
-S/Sgt, TG, 32784980, Brooklyn, NY, POW
Thomas W Wilkens and James R. Wilson are on the
current Association roster. Our records indicate
that Lt John Jones flew 20 missions with the
526th Bomb Squadron. It is possible that he flew
more but our records only indicate the ones
listed: 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88, 90, 91, 92,
93, 95, 97, 100, 101, 102, 104, 106, 108, 111.
Responding4 1/30/04
Mike
Search No. 1172 - Stanley B.
O'Gurek
From: JOgurek@aol.com [mailto:JOgurek@aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 2:52 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: Info on
Stanley B O'Gurek (GM-87-1-379)
I have a
photo of his crew and want to obtain history on
the B-17G that he was a Ball turret gunner. I
believe his flight officer was LT HERSCHBERGER
(Indiana). They were assigned to Kimbolton
525th. I believe Beckwith (North Carolina),
Isham (Ohio) , Moreau (Conn) were also officers
assigned to the crew. Most of his missions were
flown from June of 1944 thru Sept 1944. Please
advise how I can gain additional insight to his
missions and aircraft assignments. I am his only
son and last NOK and want to research his war
participation
JO’Gurek,
S/Sgt Stanley B. O’Gurek, Ball
Turret/Gunner, was in the 379th Bombardment
group and flew missions with the 525th Bomb
Squadron from 06/13/44 to 09/03/44. The
following are the crew and their positions on
their mission to Hazebruck, France on 06/27/44
in aircraft 42-107004.
Hersberger, Robert
A 1st Lt Pilot
Beckwith, Bosworth C 2nd Lt
Co-Pilot
Moreau, Thomas P 2nd Lt Navigator
Isham, Robert F 2nd Lt Bombardier
Wilkerson
Jr., Allen T Sgt Radio Operator/Gunner
Worth, J Harlan Sgt Engineer/Top Turret Gunner
O'Gurek, Stanley B Sgt Ball Turret Gunner
Thornton, Billie E Sgt Waist Gunner
Herrell, George Sgt Tail Gunner
Billie
Thorton is shown on the current Association
roster. Our records indicate that S/Sgt O’Gurek
flew 35 missions with the 525th Bomb Squadron.
It is possible that he flew more but our records
only indicate the ones listed: 142, 143, 144,
146, 147, 148, 152, 155, 156, 157, 159, 160,
161, 163, 164, 167, 168, 170, 171, 172, 173,
174, 177, 178, 179, 180, 182, 183, 188, 190,
191, 193, 196, 197, 198.
Responding4
1/27/04
Mike
That was great, I sure appreciate your help. i
will plan to order the missions. Do you know the
name of the aircraft ? ie Old Gappy I used to
have his old leather jacket with 33 Bombs on it
however my mother disposed of the jacket. Do you
know if a replica can be purchased thru the
379th association?
JO’Gurek,
The aircraft flown most of the time
by the crew had no name 42-107004 FR(525th)-S
(call sign) & was built by Douglas. The same
plane shown on the original email I sent to you.
As a member of the 379th BGA you can order a
Bomber Jacket through the PX. ($175.00) XX &
larger sixes cost 20 more) There are companies
that will do the art work you would like to have
done. O’l Gappy was a 379th BG, 524th BS
aircraft which flew more missions that any other
8th AF bomber in WWII 157 missions.
Mike
Search No. 1171 - Floyd V Rye
From: Tom Davis [mailto:Tdavis262@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 2:58 PM
To:
looking4@379thbga.org
Subject: Found...
Hi,
I just met a guy at my church,
who said he was with the 379th BG, 525th Sqn,
and was a radio operator/gunner. His name is
Floyd V. Rye. Floyd said he went down on his
sixth mission on 6 September 1943, and finished
out the war as a POW.
Tom Davis
8th
AFHS, OR Chapter, Mbr Bd of Dir
Tom,
S/Sgt Floyd G. Rye, Radio
Operator/Gunner was in the 379th Bombardment
group and flew missions with the 525th Bomb
Squadron from 09/09/43 to 10/04/43. The
following are the crew and their positions on
their mission to Frankfurt, Germany on 10/04/43
in aircraft 42-29713:
Ondo Joseph (NMI)
2nd Lt P O-796432 Pittsburgh, PA POW
Regnier
Robert R. 2nd Lt CP O-743281 Los Angeles, CA POW
Morter Willis B. 2nd Lt N O-678743 Plainview, TX
POW
LaSpada Joseph G. 2ndLt B O-739469
Dorchester, MA POW
Rye Floyd G. T/SGT RO
37316473 Banls, OR POW
Sims Jack (NMI) T/SGT
TT 33328495 Philadelphia, PA POW
Ruth Joesph
T. S/SGT BT 39255644 Enid, OK POW
Hannon
Jerome J. S/SGT RW 36334579 Chicago, IL POW
Freund Charles G. S/SGT LW 16145815 Chicago, IL
POW
Petersen Louis E. S/SGT TG 35340248
Arkon, OH POW
Responding4 1/24/04
Mike
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