B-17 Serial Numbers - JeanneRickey.com

ombs exploded.
Condemned salvage no battle damage Jun
21, 1944.
102542 to RFC at Altus as TB-17G Nov 5, 1945.
To American Legion
Sioux City, IA in 1946 named Sioux City
Sue and preserved
as memorial at Sioux City AP. To
civilian market with
Lysdale Flying Service of St Paul, NN
Aug 1952 as N5485N.
Subsequently to Aero Service Copr and
crashed ca 1958.
102543 (398th BG, 602nd BS) MIA Oct 28, 1944.
MACR 10176
42-102544/102743 Boeing B-17G-55-BO Fortress
c/n 8046/8245
102544 (303rd BG, 427th BS, "Sack Time") MIA
Apr 17, 1945. MACR 14168
102545 to RFC at Walnut Ridge as TB-17G Aug
22, 1945
102546 to RFC at Walnut Ridge as TB-17G Dec
12, 1945
102547 (306th BG, 367th BS, *Rose of York*)
named by Princess
Elizabeth (now Queen Elizabeth II) at
Thurleigh
Jul 6, 1944. Two engines damaged by
flak on mission to
Berlin Feb 3, 1945. Last seen over
North Sea. All
occupants (including a BBC reporter)
MIA and presumed
killed. MACR 12283
102548 (384th BG, 547th BS) lost May 13,
1944, Poland. MACR 4814
102549 (390th BG, 569th BS) MIA Jul 29, 1944.
MACR 7822
102550 to reclamation/scrap at Morris Field
Feb 17, 1945.
102551 condemned missing operational flight
Nov 26, 1944
102552 (96th BG, 339th BS) MIA Jun 22, 1944.
MACR 5917