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over Berlin Mar 6, 1944. MACR 2278<br />

Radio operator blown out of to hatch<br />

without a<br />

parachute. Aircraft returned to<br />

England damaged<br />

beyond repair. I also have a report of<br />

this plane as being lost Jan 29, 1944 with the same<br />

unit. MACR 2278<br />

31229 nose repaired with nose of 41-24484.<br />

31230 (91st BG, 324th BS) lost Jan 11, 1944.<br />

MACR 1916<br />

31231 (92nd BG, 326th BS) Mar 23, 1944. MACR<br />

3413<br />

42-31232/31331 Boeing B-<strong>17</strong>G-10-BO Fortress<br />

c/n 6346/6445<br />

31233 (303rd BG, 427th BS) shot down by<br />

rockets fired by Oblt.<br />

Bernard Paffenrath in Me 410A of ZG 26/6<br />

Dec 20, 1943,<br />

Delmenhorst, Germany. MACR <strong>17</strong>07. 8<br />

KIA, 2 POW.<br />

31234 (94th BG, 332nd BS) lost Jan 7, 1944.<br />

MACR 1894<br />

31235 (384th BG, 544th BS) lost May 7, 1944.<br />

MACR 4811<br />

31235 (384th BG, 544th BS, *Goin' Dog*) MIA<br />

May 7, 1944 on mission to Berlin.<br />

31236 (306th BG, 367th BS) lost Jan 11, 1944.<br />

MACR 1933<br />

31237 (385th BG, 551st BS, *Alexander's<br />

Ragtime Band*) hit by AAA over France May 1, 1944. 8 crew<br />

members<br />

bailed out over France, pilot and<br />

copilot made it back to England, where they crashlanded<br />

at Mendlesham. Plane was scrapped.<br />

MACR 4455<br />

31238 (351st BG) crashed due to icing near<br />

Market Deeping Sep 8, 1944<br />

31239 (303rd BG) lost Feb (or Aug) 24, 1944.<br />

MACR 2763<br />

31240 (388th BG, 561st BS) shot down by<br />

fighter attack south of Bremen Mar 6, 1944. Crew bailed out<br />

and all<br />

taken prisoner. MACR 3086

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