B-17 Serial Numbers - JeanneRickey.com

MACR 8287. The plane received
a direct flak hit in #4 engine and the
right wing exploded and the
plane spun in from 26,000 feet. 5 KIA,
4 became POW.
107204 (95th BG, 412th BS, "Goin' My Way")
crashed in Sonian forest S of Brussels, Belgium Apr 6, 1945.
All 9 crew KIA.
107207 (401st BG, 614th BS) lost May 30,
1944. MACR 5304
107208 (338th BS, 96th BG) crashed in Poland
Feb 3, 1945. All crew survived. MACR 8810
107211 (100th BG, 349th BS) lost Jul 29,
1944. MACR 7816
107212 (306th BG, 423rd BS) lost Jun 15,
1944. MACR 5795
107215 (447th BG, 709th BS, 'Li'l Eight
Ball') returned to USA Jul 5, 1945
after 124 missions. Arrived at Recl
Comp Jun 7, 1946. To 4168th AAF
Base Unit (Air Technical Service
Command), South Plains AAF, TX (storage)
and eventually scrapped at South Plains
AAF Holding Base, Lubbock, TX.
107216 (351st BG, 511th BS) ditched 5 mi off
Bradwell Bay Aug 9, 1944 after AAA damage on mission to
Elsenborn.
MACR 7391.
107218 (398th BG, 600th BS) lost Jul 7, 1944.
MACR 7221
107221 (384th BG, 544th BS) landed in Malmo,
Sweden Jun 21, 1944. MACR 5995. Repaired and
flown back to UK Jun 16, 1945.
107223 (398th BG, 603rd BS) lost Aug 8, 1944.
MACR 7384
107224 (384th BG, 544th BS) crashed in
England Aug 3, 1944
107225 (452nd BG, 731st BS) lost Aug 9, 1944.
MACR 7388
107226 (385th BG) while undergoing repair at
Honington airfield
was struck by P-51 44-14034 that was
taking off. The
B-17 was cut in half and the P-51 pilot