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379th Bomb Group Boeing B-29

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  • lanc424 said:
    This is a B-17 42-97469 379th Bomb Group, 527nd Bomb Squadron (FO)

99th Bombardment Group; 15th Air Force; 99th; B-17s

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  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    This B-17G 44-6286 was assigned to 99BG but they belonged to 15AF and not 11AF. Stig

99th Bombardment Group; 11th Air Force; 99th; B-17s

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  • TVL1970 said:
    A Douglas - Long Beach-built B-17G (B-17G-50-DL) Flying Fortress, USAAF Ser. No. 44-6430 (c/n 22653). As per the Joe Baugher site: www.joebaugher.com/usaf_serials/1944_1.html
    Failed to return from a mission to railway marshalling yards at Maribor, Slovenia, Yugoslavia 7Nov44 (3KIA:4POW:3EVD). The plane was struck by flak just as it started the bomb run. No.1 engine received a direct hit knocking off the propeller. The engine was burning from the fore part with flames extending the length of the nacelle. Shortly after, the plane started to veer back and in towards the rear element which caused considerable confusion. Then, the pilot seemed to start a very slow turn to the right, losing considerable altitude. The fire intensity was growing. The crew began to bail out as the plane exploded and crashed Slovenske Konjice, Slovenia, Yugoslavia