41-20095 C-53 1/29/42: TOS USAAF and assigned to Bolling Field, Washington, DC. 3/16/42: Ferry Command, Presque Isle Army Air Field, ME. 5/1/43: North Atlantic Wing of Air Transport Command (originally named 23rd AAF Ferrying Wing). There is some information which says this plane was in the Pacific Theatre for a short time and that for two months it was used as General MacArthur’s personal transport. 5/12/45: Cairo Division of the FEA (FEA meaning?). 9/3/45: Danish Airlines (DDL) purchased this plane from War Assets and named it “Gorm Viking,” with c/r OY-DCE. In 1946 DDL merged with other operators to become Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and this plane continued operating with SAS until sold. 10/52: Ramapo Foundry and Wheel Works of New York, who registered it as N9959F. Unknown date: Air Carriers Corporation as N34D. Unknown date: E.T. Barwick of Mills, GA. 6/63: Houston Aircraft Sales of Houston, TX. 10/64: Ohio State Department of Commerce, Columbus, OH. It then became primarily a transport for Ohio’s governor, using the calls sign “Ohio One.” 9/77: donated to the Air Force Museum, but the registration wasn’t cancelled until December 1983. 9/90: Ohio University at Athens, OH (and registered N34DF), solely for the engines, which were removed and used on their DC-3, while the plane remained at the Air Force Museum. 10/10/90: Kenneth W. Joseph of Canton, OH. He purchased new engines and restored the aircraft to flying condition for a ferry permit, and then flew the plane to Beach City, OH were complete restoration was begun. Lacking funding the plane sat with little work done until April 2017 when it was purchased by Vintage Wings of Washington, PA, who are in the process of restoring this aircraft. 43-1999 C-49K Some here supplements what you already have. 1942: Ordered by TWA as DC-3-455, c/r NC34977, ntu. 10/22/42: TOS USAAF. By 12/43: 68th Squadron, 1st Operational Training Unit, Rosecrans Field, MO. 6/21/45: RFC. 6/25/45: TWA with c/r NC44897, aircraft #338. 4/30/52: Beldex Corp. 1953: Diamond Alkali Corp, with c/r N23D. Unknown date: Converted to DC-3A. 1963: Dayton Steel Foundry Company with c/r N230D. 10/67: Burnside Ott, Aviation Training Center. 1970: C. Hall, Miami, FL. 1971: Edgeco Air Sales Inc, Middlesboro, MA. 1974: Airline Aviation Academy Inc, Griffin, GA. 1975: Air Commuter Express, Warrentown, NC (Air Go Inc). 3/77: Air Commuter Express (A.Hulsey). 4/28/80: J.C. Bowman, Anderson, SC (Bo-S-Air) with c/r N19BA. 1/31/89: Century Airlines, Pontiac, MI. 5/93: Piedmont Air Cargo with c/r N32MS. 6/25/99: Roblex Aviation, Bayamon, PR with c/r N19BA. 4/4/01: During instrument training flight, after a touch-and-go at San Juan-Luis Munoz Marin Airport, engine failure led to ditching in the ocean. No injuries but aircraft written off. 43-15982 C-47A 5/44: TOS USAAF. 6/2/44: Air Transport Command, 9th Student Training Unit, 36th Street Airport, Miami, FL. 6/17/44: 400th Base Unit, ASC Miami, FL. 7/15/44: Air Transport Command, Caribbean. 11/24/44: 1105th Base Unit, Air Transport Command, Miami, FL. 1/2/45: 1103rd Base Unit, Morrison AAF, West Palm Beach, FL. 9/14/47: 1102nd Base Unit, Mitchel Field, NY. 9/18/19: TOS USAF. 10/26/47: 1377th Base Unit, Westover AFB, MA. 6/2/48: 520th Air Base Group. Flew missions in the Berlin Airlift. 2/17/49: 1604th Air Base Group, Kindley AFB, Bermuda. 3/14/51: 1604th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Westover AFB, MA. 2/25/52: 1629th Support Squadron, Rhein Main AB, Germany. 8/30/52: 2058th Air Weather Group, Wiesbaden, Germany. 6/30/53: unit moved to Forstenfield, Austria. 2/5/54: 2nd Air Weather Wing, Air Weather Service, USAFE, Furstenfeldbruck Air Base, Germany. 4/11/55: 6th Weather Group, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. 4/27/55: 6th Weather Detachment, Kelly AFB, TX. 6/2/55: Tinker AFB, OK. 6/18/58: 4th Weather Group, Andrews AFB, MD. 6/30/61: LOG Tinker OKAMA, Tinker AFB, OK. 1/1/62: 2854th Air Base Wing, Tinker AFB, OK. 12/30/63: TOS US Army. New Cumberland Army Depot, PA. 12/5/74: MASDC. 7/28/75: Lee County Mosquito Control District, Fort Myers, FL, with c/r N838M. 12/9/10: Dodson International Parts Inc, Rantoul, KS. 8/13/12: The Roasterie, 1204 20th St, Kansas City, MO. Placed on display 9/18/12. 43-16041 C-47A Just a wee bit of information prior to civilian life. 1944: TOS USAAF. 9/18/47: TOS USAF. By 4/51: Limestone AFB, ME (later Loring). 43-16369 C-47B 8/7/44: TOS USAAF. 806th AAF Base Unit, Baer Field, Ft. Wayne, IN. 8/27/44: 1379th AAF BU, Dow AAF, Bangor, ME. 9/1/44: 436th Troop Carrier Group, 9th AF, Europe. Participated in D-Day (AM drop of 101st paratroopers, PM drop of 82nd gliders), Operation Dragoon with 82nd gliders, Operation Market-Garden, and Operation Varsity, among a host of other combat missions. 7/16/45: 302nd AAF BU (ATC), Hunter AAF, Savannah, GA. 7/20/45: 4126th AAFBU (Air Technical Service), San Bernardino, CA. 1/30/46: 4145th AAF BU, Wendover Army Air Field, UT. 1/28/47: converted to C-47D by removal of high-altitude blowers from engines. 5/20/47: 216th AAF BU (Strategic Air Command), Wendover Army Air Field, UT. 9/18/47: TOS USAF. 3/10/48: 201st BU, Peterson AFB, CO. 8/10/48: 15th Air Force, March AFB, CA. 8/19/49: 93rd Air Base Group, Castle AFB, CA. 2/7/50: 93rd Bombardment Group, Castle AFB, CA. 8/24/51: 93rd ABG, Castle AFB, CA. 12/8/52: 93rd Bombardment Wing, Castle AFB, CA. 4/1/55: 93rd ABG, Castle AFB, CA. 5/1/59: 93rd Combat Support Group, Castle AFB, CA. 10/1/61: 93rd BW, Castle AFB, CA. 12/10/64: Storage, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. 1966: USAF with c/r N2805J; believed to be personal transport for a U.S. Air Attache. 5/31/67: Warner Robins Air Materiel Area, Robins AFB, GA. 1971: U. S. Department, Agriculture, Mission, TX; used in the Screw Worm eradication program. Still in USAF all metal scheme with insignia, etc. 2/13/80: World Aircraft Museum, Mercer Field, Calhoun, GA. 8/80: Standard Desert Air Parts, Tucson, AZ. Remained on display at World Aircraft Museum. 8/5/95: Georgia Agency Surplus Property. 1995: Dodson International Air, Douglasville, GA. 4/00: American Flight Museum Inc, Topeka, KS (EAA Warbirds of America Squadron 14 Inc). Configured and marked by the museum to represent an AC-47 crewed by loadmaster Airman 1st Class John L. Levitow during a mission for which he was awarded the Medal of Honor. 43-30699 C-47A 9/28/43: TOS USAAF. Ca.1943: TOS RAF as Dakota III s/n K6751. By 3/45: TOS USAAF, 813th AAFBU, Sedalia AAF, MO. 6/46: CAA with c/r NC203. Ca.1947: AAC (what is this?) with c/r NX500, used for training. Unknown date: State of Washington with c/r N5009. Unknown date: Unknown owner in Oklahoma City. 1971: Surplus Properties Security, Moses Lake, WA. 12/71: School, The Ozarks, Point Lookout, MO. Unknown date: Two Jacks Inc, Olive Branch, MS. 5/3/77: Alpha Airline, Kings Point, NY. 6/77: Basler Flight Service, Oshkosh, WI. 9/17/90: TOS Malawi Defense Force Air Wing as s/n 76-20. 43-48459 C-47B 8/44: TOS USAAF. 9/18/47: TOS USAF. By 1965: Military Museum, Tri-Cities Airport, Freeland, MI. 12/74: Museum closed, aircraft up for sale. 3/27/75: Texas Turbo-Jet Inc, Dallas, TX with c/r N47071. 1/12/76: Falcon Airways, Addison, TX, with c/r N85FA. 10/79-11/81: WFU at Houston, TX. 12/81: Michael C. Baldwin, Dallas, TX. 11/82: Registered as N105CA. 4/84: Coker Air Freight, Love Field, Dallas, TX. 5/86: Gregory Air Freight Inc, Denver, CO. 7/87: Frontier America Federal Credit Union, Denver, CO. Operated by Desert Air. 4/2/98: Alta Leasing, Inc, Salt Lake City, UT. Operated by Desert Air. 8/03: Air Tahoma, Rickenbacker Airport, Columbus, OH. 3/13/13: Champaign Aviation Museum. Registered 4/5/13. 43-49270 C-47B 11/44: TOS USAAF. By 6/45: 3502nd Army Air Force Base Unit, Chanute Army Air Field, IL. Uknown date: Converted to C-47D. 1978: Grissom AFB Air Museum, IN. 43-49507 C-47B some additional information to what you have. 11/44: TOS USAAF. By 1/47: 233rd Base Unit, Ft. Worth Army Air Field, TX. 9/18/47: TOS USAF Ca.1954: converted to C-47D. 1950s: 307th Bomb Wing (Medium), Lincoln AFB, NE. By 1970: 834th Tactical Composite Wing, Hurlburt Field, FL. 6/30/75: Retired and flown from Eglin AFB, FL to the Air Force Museum. It was the last C-47 in USAF service and ended with 20,821 flying hours. 1987: Restored in the markings of 43-15174 of the 88th Troop Carrier Squadron, 438th Troop Carrier Group, 53rd Troop Carrier Wing, US 9th Air Force. After 2010: Markings were changed to represent the C-47A flown by 2nd Lt. Gerald C. Berry of 91st Troop Carrier Squadron 439th Troop Carrier Group, to recover gliders on D-Day. 44-76326 C-47B 2/45: TOS USAAF. 9/18/47: TOS USAF. 9/54: Converted toVC-47D. Unknown date: 97th Bomb Wing (SAC), Blytheville AFB, AR. Last SAC C-47. 7/7/71: USS Alabama Commission, for display at USS Alabama Memorial Park. 10/75: Ownership to USAF Museum Loan Program and Loaned to Battleship, AL Memorial. Beechcraft AT-11: 42-36930 to Argentine AF (not Navy) as S-4 (S- prefix means Sanitario or ambulance) Beechcraft UC-43: 44-67765 ex Bu23679; 44-67738 became RAF FT484 44-67769 ex Bu23691; 44-67726 became RAF FT477 44-67770 ex Bu23692; 44-67727 became RAF FT478 Bell OH-58C: 70-15529 to N892AS Consolidated B-24J-FO: 44-48749/48752 cancelled Douglas TC-47B: 44-76598 to AC-47D. It did go to MASDC but no inventory number is known; it may have been broken up. Fairchild UC-61A: 43-14452 A problem here. A36-1 was a Fairchild 24R-9, c/n R9-416 ex VH-ACV of Newcastle Aero Club, impressed as A36-1, disposed of as VH-ACV Howard UC-70: 44-32667 c/n 535 ex ZK-AHP; initially allocated 42-43627 but not taken on charge at the time; was later operated on lease as 44-32667 North American P-51D: 44-73200 place of crash was Orford Ness, a peninsula in Suffolk where the Chain Home radar system was developed and tested in 1938-1939 Piper L-4B: 43-627 was Netherlands AF P-3 then PJ-AFA of Aruba Flying Club (the first aircraft it had) 43-774 etc. this really is being pedantic, but the Brazilian liaison unit was the 1ª Esquadrilha de Ligação e Observação. 43-1190 was Netherlands AF P-1; used by Aeroclub Curaçao but PJ- registration not known 43-1192 was Netherlands AF P-2 then PJ-GAD of Aeroclub Curaçao Republic P-47D: 44-32825 confirmed as Portuguese AF 4418 44-32873 confirmed as Portuguese AF 4408 44-32897 confirmed as Portuguese AF 4411 44-32917 confirmed as Portuguese AF 4412 B-24H 41-28666 March 18, 1944 MACR 3334 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 and Crashed 2 km Northwest of St. Lucien 24 km East Northeast of Rouen France While on Mission to Friedrichshafen Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Major Kurt Buhligen of JG 2/II Stab. (4) Crew Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out & (5) POWs. Released in 1945. (1) Evaded Capture. 41-28807 January 29, 1945 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. Aircraft Took off Then Made a Wheels Up Belly Landing For Unknown Cause. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Salvaged January 27 to 30, 1945. Aircraft Had Been Declared War Weary Before Accident. 41-28918 May 10, 1944 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out. 41-28922 September 27, 1944 MACR 9386 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed at Giessen am Schiffenberg Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (2) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 41-29117 February 24, 1944 MACR 2555 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 at Unterwelt Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (1) Crewman Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (1) Evaded Capture. 41-29119 January 7, 1944 MACR 15103 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed Near Mendlesham West of Wetheringsett Suffolk 14 Miles South of (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England After Ran Out of Fuel While Returning From a Mission to Ludwigshaven Germany. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Were Injured and Survived. 41-29130 February 24, 1944 MACR 2556 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 Southwest of Gotha Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 41-29132 April 13, 1944 MACR 3830 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Tenovus Belgium While Returning From a Mission to Oberpfaffenhofen Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and (8) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (1) Crewman Evaded Capture. 41-29149 February 24, 1944 MACR 2557 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 and Crashed 2.5 km North of Brotterode Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (9) Crew Killed. (1) Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. 41-29306 April 22, 1944 MACR 4172 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Espierres 12 km North of Tournai Belgium While on a Mission on The Marshalling Yards at Hamm Germany. (2) Crew Were Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and (7) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (1) Crewman Evaded Capture. 41-29483 June 21, 1944 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crash Landed at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Salvaged. 41-29542 September 27, 1944 MACR 9570 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1 km East of Doringsdorf Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (3) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 41-29579 September 27, 1944 MACR 9387 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1 km Southwest of Lindenau Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 109A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (4) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-7515 February 24, 1944 MACR 2550 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed Near Bad Hersfeld Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-7517 February 24, 1944 MACR 2551 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 and Crashed at Dillkrels Southwest of Gotha Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. Fw 190A-7 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-7520 December 22, 1943 MACR 16098 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 110G-2 and Crashed 1 Mile From Bolsward Holland While on a Mission to Osnabruck Germany. Aircraft Caught Fire and Crashed in Flames. BF 110G-2 Flown By Uffz. Josef Holzmann of ZG 26/1. All (10) Crew Were Killed. 42-7523 February 2, 1944 MACR 2509 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Ditched From Unknown Cause in The North Sea While on a Mission on The V-1 Rocket Site at Siracourt France. All (10) Crew Were Killed. 42-7532 January 31, 1944 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out. 42-7559 February 15, 1944 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed From Unknown Cause at (RAF Manston Airfield) Manston Kent England While Returning From a Mission on The V-1 Rocket Sites at Siracourt France. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. 42-7565 January 30, 1944 MACR 2247 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Ditched in The North Sea Due to Mechanical Failure While on a Mission to Brunswick Germany. Aircraft Had Turned Around and Was Heading Home When Ditched. All (10) Crew Were Killed. 42-7566 February 24, 1944 MACR 2552 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed at Assler Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (5) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-7567 February 24, 1944 MACR 2553 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 and Crashed at Baalder 1 km Northeast of Hardenburg Holland While on a Mission on Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. Believed Fw 190A-6 Flown By Oblt. Hans Hartigs of JG 26/2. (6) Crew Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and POWs. Released in 1945. 42-7569 February 20, 1944 MACR 2439 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 in The Holzminden Germany Area and Crashed 1 km North of Edemissen Germany While on a Mission to Brunswick Germany. Aircraft Crashed and Burned. Fw 190A-7 Flown By Hptm. Rolf-Gunther Hermichen of JG 11/I Stab. All (10) Crew Were Killed. 42-7571 July 11, 1944 MACR 6943 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Missed The Airfield and Landed in a Cornfield Near Dubendorf Airfield Near Zurich Switzerland Due to Flak Damage While Returning From a Mission to Munich Germany. All (9) Crew Survived and Were Interned in Switzerland. Returned in 1945. 42-7579 February 24, 1944 MACR 2554 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6and Crasshe at Driedorf Southwest of Herborn Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (3) Crew Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out Became POWs. Released in 1945. B-24H 42-7586 March 6, 1944 MACR 2960 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crash Landed at Schonwalde Northwest of Berlin Germany While on a Mission on Factories at Berlin Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-7590 March 23, 1944 MACR 3544 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed Near Wildeshausen Germany While on a Mission to Munster and Hamm Germany. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-7601 April 12, 1944 MACR 3828 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 and Crashed at Ningeon Belgium While on a Mission to Zwickau Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (6) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (4) Crew Evaded Capture. 42-7604 March 9, 1944 MACR 2961 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed 1 km Northwest of Gehrden Hannover Germany While on a Mission on The Arado Fluzgeugwerke Factory at Brandenburg Germany. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-7627 April 9, 1944 MACR 3943 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landed in Sweden After Damaged By Flak While on a Mission an Aircraft Assemble Plant at Tutow Germany. All (10) Crew Survived and Were Interned in Sweden. Returned in 1945. Aircraft Returned on October 2, 1945. 42-7643 March 16, 1944 MACR 3186 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed at Trouan 30 km North Northeast of Troyes France Due to Engine Failure While Returning From a Mission to Friedrichshafen Germany. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50280 April 18, 1945 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Taxiing Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Believed Repaired and Returned to USA and Scrapped. 42-50321 September 27, 1944 MACR 9911 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1.5 km West of Herleshausen Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50324 September 27, 1944 MACR 9388 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 2.5 km Southeast of Ulfen Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (6) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42- 50325 April 22, 1944 MACR 4173 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Willicher Hardt 2 km Southwest of Osterath at Neuss Germany While on a Mission on The Marshalling Yards at Hamm Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50329 June 21, 1944 MACR 6166 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt Me 410A at Aaroasund Denmark and Crashed 800 Meters South of Aro Island Denmark in The Lille Baelt Strait. Me 410A Flown By Lt. Woeske of Leftbeostaffel/1.(8) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50334 July 11, 1944 MACR 6942 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Hit By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Stuttgart Germany While on a Mission to Munich Germany. Was Headed Home When Last Seen Under Control Being Escorted By U.S. Fighters. Reported Crashed in France. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-50340 September 27, 1944 MACR 9389 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1 km Northeast of Archfeld Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 109A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (5) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50346 May 28, 1944 MACR 5302 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed 1 km Southwest of Stoessen Germany While on a Mission to Merseburg Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50347 October 18, 1944 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Collided With Another Aircraft in Mid Air and Exploded 2 Miles Southwest of Birkenhead England. All Crew and Passengers (24) Were Killed. 42-50383 September 27, 1944 MACR 9390 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 2 km Northeast of Braunhausen Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (4) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51080 September 27, 1944 MACR 9762 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 400 Meters South of Hessisch Lichtenau Reichenbach Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51098 August 16, 1944 MACR 8432 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Collided With B-24H (42-52447) in Mid Air and Crashed North of Mosigkau 7 km Southwest of Dessau Germany While on a Mission to Dessau Germany. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-51223 March 23, 1945 MACR 13618 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Munster Germany While on a Mission to Munster Germany. (6) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-52364 February 24, 1944 MACR 2558 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed Near Bad Salzungen Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (8) Crew Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. 42-52447 August 16, 1944 MACR 8431 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Collided With B-24H (42-51098) in Mid Air and Crashed North of Mosigkau 7 km Southwest of Dessau Germany While on a Mission to Dessau Germany. (8) Crew Were Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. 42-64434 February 20, 1944 MACR 2440 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 and Crashed 500 Meters Southwest of Greene Germany While on a Mission to Brunswick Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By Uffz. Georg Borkenhagen of JG 11/10. All (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-64439 February 20, 1944 MACR 2438 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 in The Holzminden Germany Area and Crashed Near Hofgut Kutscheid 10 km North of Montabaur Germany While on a Mission to Brunswick Germany. Aircraft Exploded in Mid Air. Fw 190A-7 Flown By Hptm. Rolf-Gunther Hermichen of JG 11/I Stab. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-64440 February 24, 1944 MACR 2559 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt Me 410A West of Sulingen Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. Crashed at Drohne Dielingen Germany. Me 410A Flown By Uffz. Josef Scheidler of ZG 26/1. (6) Crew Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and POWs. Released in 1945. 42-94828 January 31, 1945 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Repaired and Flown to USA and Salvaged on October 3, 1945. B-24H 42-94863 September 27, 1944 MACR 9395 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 2 km South of Cornberg Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (2) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-94870 April 7, 1945 MACR 13894 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Hit By Gunfire From German (Jet) Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a Near Bremen Germany While Returning From a Mission to Duneberg Germany. Me 262 A-1a Flown By Uffz. Anton Schoppler of JG 7/3. (3) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-94896 January 3, 1945 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Never Used Again. Repaired and Returned to USA on June 16, 1945. Salvaged on October 24, 1945. 42-94940 November 26, 1944 MACR 10754 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed at Sorsum 10 km Southwest of Hildesheim Germany While on a Mission to Misburg Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 301. (6) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-94957 May 8, 1944 MACR 4786 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed at Egmond aan Zee Holland While Returning From a Mission to Brunswick Germany. All (10) Crew Were Killed. Could of Been Shot Down By German Fighter But No Record Can Be Found of That. 42-95020 July 13, 1944 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Beccles Airfield) Beccles Suffolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Never Used Again. Repaired and Returned to USA on June 17, 1945. Salvaged on September 25, 1945. 42-95042 August 14, 1944 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Forced Landing 2 Miles East of (RAF East Wretham Airfield) Station USAAF-133 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Destroyed By Fire. Salvaged on August 15, 1944. 42-95051 May 8, 1944 MACR 4784 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 Northwest of Hannover Germany While on a Mission to Brunswick Germany. Believed Fw 190A-7 Flown By Ofw. Leo Schuhmacher of JG 1/II Stab. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (7) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (3) Crew Evaded Capture. 42-95078 September 27, 1944 MACR 9396 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 2 km Southwest of Richelsdorf Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (6) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-95098 June 20, 1944 MACR 5928 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Ventee St. Remy 13 km Southwest of Neufchatel France While on a Mission to Neufchatel France. Aircraft Exploded in Mid Air. (4) Crew Were Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-95128 September 27, 1944 MACR 9397 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1 km West of Richelsdorf Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (7) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-95130 June 21, 1944 MACR 6766 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Ditched in The North Sea Due to Flak Damage While Returning From a Mission to Germany. (6) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Survived and Were Rescued. 42-95192 July 25, 1944 MACR 7841 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Marigny France While on a Mission to St. Lo France. Aircraft Burst into Flames and Broke Up in Mid Air. (6) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out (1) Crewman Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. (2) Crew Evaded Capture. 42-95247 September 12, 1944 MACR 8922 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Hollum Ameland West Frisian Islands Holland While on a Mission to Misburg Germany. (2) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-95280 June 27, 1944 MACR 6731 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Mello 8 km Northwest of Creil France While on a Mission South of Creil France. (4) Crew Were Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out and (2) Crew Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (4) Crew Evaded Capture. 42-95291 December 11, 1944 MACR 11336 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Collided With B-24H (42-50453) in Mid Air Over Zinswiller Alsace and Crashed 15 Miles North of Strasbourg France While on a Mission to Hanau Germany. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-95308 September 9, 1944 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Collided With B-24H (42-95291) in Mid Air at (RAF Woodbridge Airfield) Suffolk England. Crash Landed at (RAF Leiston Airfield) Station USAAF-373 Suffolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Salvaged on September 15, 1944. B-24J 42-50467 November 26, 1944 MACR 11214 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 15 Miles Southeast of Hannover Germany and Crashed in The West Corner Hameler Forest Hamelerwald 6 km East of Lehrte Germany While on a Mission to Misburg Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 301. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-50472 November 29, 1944 MACR 11215 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed Northeast of Aachen Germany After (2) Engines Failed While on a Mission to Altenbeken Germany. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50565 March 27, 1945 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed on Take off at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Salvaged. 42-50579 September 27, 1944 MACR 9761 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 18 km Southwest of Koblenz Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot From JG 3 or JG 4. (2) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50592 May 5, 1945 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Repaired and Returned to USA on May 21, 1945. Salvaged. 42-50595 April 18, 1945 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. 42-50620 March 24, 1945 MACR 13545 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Small Arms Fire and Crashed 3 Miles Southeast of Wesel Germany While on a Low Level Supply Drop Mission in Support of The U.S. 17th Airborne Division During Operation Varsity The Rhine Crossing in Germany. Crashed in Flames and Exploded on Impact. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-50361 November 26, 1944 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Unknown if Repaired. B-24J 42-50637 December 24, 1944 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Chivenor Airfield) Devon England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out. Salvaged. 42-50657 January 28, 1945 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Repaired and Returned to USA on May 20, 1945. Salvaged. 42-50664 April 4, 1945 MACR 13728 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German (Jet) Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a and Crashed at Vuddensen West of Perleberg Germany While on a Mission on The Airfield at Perleberg Germany. Me 262 A-1a Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 7/III. (8) Crew Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. 42-50692 March 3, 1945 MACR 12883 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed Near Herzberg 5 km Northeast of Sieber Germany While on a Mission to Madgeburg Germany. All (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and (8) Became POWs. Released in 1945. (1) Crewman Was Killed By German Hitler Youth in Cold Blood For No Reason and Said "For The Fuhrer". 42-50706 January 1, 1945 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. Unknown Number of Crew Were Killed. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out. 42-50722 April 22, 1945 MACR 15924 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed From Unknown Cause 7 Miles West of (RAF Troston Airfield) Station USAAF-595 Suffolk England While on a Training Flight. (3) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. 42-50729 November 26, 1944 MACR 11216 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 and Crashed at Springe 15 Miles Southeast of Hannover Germany While on a Mission to Misburg Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 301. (2) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50756 November 26, 1944 MACR 11127 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 and Crashed at Fischbeck 6 km Northwest of Rinteln Germany While on a Mission to Misburg Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 301. All (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-50855 April 7, 1945 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crash Landed Near Acle Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out. 42-51227 October 13, 1944 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out. One Source Claims Aircraft Repaired and Returned to USA on May 22, 1945 and Salvaged on October 29, 1945. This Cannot Be Confirmed. 42-51245 March 24, 1945 MACR 13516 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Small Arms Fire and Crashed 3 Miles Southeast of Wesel Germany While on a Low Level Supply Drop Mission in Support of The U.S. 17th Airborne Division During Operation Varsity The Rhine Crossing in Germany. Crashed in Flames and Exploded on Impact. All (10) Crew Were Killed. 42-51287 September 27, 1944 MACR 9391 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1 km Northeast of Nesselroden Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (5) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51342 September 27, 1944 MACR 9392 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1 km North of Breitau Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (2) Crew Were Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51355 September 27, 1944 MACR 9393 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 6 km Northwest of Eisenach Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3. (8) Crew Were Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. 42-51506 February 27, 1945 MACR 12778 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By 88mm Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Betzenhausen 1.5 km West Northwest of Freiburg Germany While Returning From a Mission to Halle Germany. (2) Crew Were Killed (1) After Bail Out. (8) Crew Bailed Out and (7) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51518 February 27, 1945 MACR 12794 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Gottens 12 km East Southeast of Halle Germany While on a Mission to Halle Germany. (6) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51532 September 27, 1944 MACR 9572 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1.5 km North of Honebach Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 4. (7) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51544 April 4, 1945 MACR 13729 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German (Jet) Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a South of Bremen Germany and Crashed at Perleberg Germany While on a Mission on The Airfield at Perleberg Germany. Me 262 A-1a Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 7/III. (3) Crew Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became a POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51549 November 26, 1944 MACR 11218 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 and Crashed at Rehren 12 km Northeast of Rinteln Germany While on a Mission to Misburg Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 301. All (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51588 February 5, 1945 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out. 42-78483 August 9, 1944 MACR 7385 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Hit By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Saarbrucken Germany While on a Mission to Saarbrucken Germany. Flew to The English Channel and Crashed and Exploded on Impact. (4) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and (2) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (3) Crew Evaded Capture. 42-100203 April 12, 1944 MACR 3831 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 and Crashed 1 km Northeast of Tohogne 30 km South of Liege Belgium While on a Mission to Zwickau Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Uffz. Gerhard Schulwitz of JG 26/8. (9) Crew Were Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Evaded Capture. 42-100308 September 27, 1944 MACR 9763 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England "Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 at Eisenach and Crashed 5 km Northwest of Gerstungen Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3. (6) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-100312 February 24, 1944 MACR 2560 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 110G-2 Southwest of Fulda Germany While on a Mission on Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 110G-2 Flown By Fw. Josef Holzmann of ZG 26/1. (7) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-100335 February 24, 1944 MACR 2561 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Rocket From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed at Breitenbach 18 km Southwest of Bad Hersfeld German While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot & Unit. (1) Crew Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and POWs. Released in 1945. 42-100337 November 21, 1944 MACR 10409 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire 8 Miles North of Bremerhaven Germany While on a Mission to Hamburg Germany. Crashed at Dingen Near Wesermunde Germany. (7) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. B-24J 42-100374 February 24, 1944 MACR 2562 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 Southwest of Gotha Germany While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (2) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-409789 February 27, 1944 MACR 9398 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 11 km West of Koblenz Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (3) Crew Were Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-109796 March 6, 1944 MACR 2962 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 North of Rheine Near Furstenau Germany While on a Mission on Factories at Berlin Germany. Aircraft Had Aborted The Mission. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Lt. Guther Jahn of JG 2/II Stab. (3) Crew Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-109807 April 12, 1944 MACR 3833 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 and Crashed at Mettet 10 km Northeast of Florennes Belgium While on a Mission to Zwickau Germany. Fw 190A-7 Flown By Oblt. Walter Matoni of JG 26/5. (1) Crewman Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out & (5) Captured & Became POWs. Released in 1945. (4) Evaded Capture. 42-109825 April 1, 1944 MACR 3600 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed in France While on a Mission on The Chemical and Lubricatiog Oil Plant at Ludwigshaven Germany. All (10) Crew Bailed Out. (9) Crew Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (1) Crewman Evaded Capture. (NOTE) MACR Not Found. 42-109921 April 20, 1944 MACR 4056 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Wizernes France While on a Mission on The V-1 Rocket Site at Wizernes France. Tail Was Shot off and Aircraft Went into a Spin and Crashed. (8) Crew Were Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. 42-110021 April 12, 1944 MACR 4057 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed at Wideumont 11 km North of Neufchateau Belgium While on a Mission to Zwickau Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (6) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (4) Crew Evaded Capture. 42-110022 September 27, 1944 MACR 9399 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed at Lba Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (5) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-110029 April 1, 1944 MACR 3601 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 and Crashed in Germany While on a Mission on The Chemical and Lubricatiog Oil Plant at Ludwigshaven Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (2) Crew (MIA). (8) Crew Bailed Out & (3) Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (5) Evaded Capture. 42-110046 April 1, 1944 MACR 3602 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed in Germany While on a Mission on The Chemical and Lubricatiog Oil Plant at Ludwigshaven Germany. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (NOTE) MACR Not Found. 42-110048 April 13, 1944 MACR 3832 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed 2.5 km Southeast of Arglsried 8 km Southeast of Furstenfeldbruck Germany While on a Mission to Oberpfaffenhofen Germany. All (10) Crew Were Killed. 42-110060 April 24, 1944 MACR 4293 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Dow By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 2 km South of Couthuin 20 km East Northeast of Namur Belgium While on a Mission on The Airfield at Gablingen Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By Uffz. Wolling of JG 2/8. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (2) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (8) Evaded Capture. 42-110065 March 29, 1944 MACR 5230 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landed at Bulltofta Airfield Malmo Sweden Due to Flak Damage While on a Mission on The Synthetic Oil Refinery at Politz Germany. All (10) Crew Survived and Were Interned By Sweden. 42-110073 September 27, 1944 MACR 9400 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1.8 km Southwest of Lauchroden Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. All (9) Crew Were Killed. 42-110166 January 19, 1945 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Landing Accident at (RAF Chelveston Airfield) Station USAAF-105 Northamptonshire England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Unknown if Used Again. Repaired and Returned to USA on June 16, 1945. Salvaged on October 1, 1945. 44-10490 September 27, 1944 MACR 9383 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed at Lauchroden Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (9) Crew Were Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW. Released in 1945. 44-10493 December 12, 1944 MACR 11087 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed 300 Meters of The Rifle Range of Huitier Quarters at Hanau Germany While on a Mission to Hanau Germany. Right Wing Broke off and Aircraft Went into a Spin and Crashed. All (10) Crew Were Killed. 44-10497 September 27, 1944 MACR 9384 700th Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed at Erfurt Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (3) Crew Were Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 44-10511 September 27, 1944 MACR 9385 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 3.5 km Northwest of Gerstungen Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (4) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 44-40250 December 19, 1944 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Take off Accident at (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. 44-40294 October 31, 1944 MACR 10160 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Crashed From Unknown Cause in The English Channel While on a Training Mission. All (8) Crew Were Killed. 44-48844 March 3, 1945 MACR 12882 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Rothensee 1 km East of Magdeburg Germany While on a Mission to Magdeburg Germany. (7) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 44-48851 March 20, 1945 MACR 13563 701st Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed 3 Miles East of Heligoland Island in The Frisian Islands in The North Sea While on a Mission on The Heide Oil Refinery at Hemmingstadt Germany. Right Wing Broke off and Aircraft Exploded on Impact With The Water. All (12) Crew Were Killed. B-24JSH 42-50961 September 27, 1944 MACR 9571 702nd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 at Hersfeld and Crashed at Grebenau Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 4. (2) Crew Were Killed. (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 42-51541 September 27, 1944 MACR 9394 703rd Bombardment Squadron 445th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Tibenham Airfield) Station USAAF-124 Norfolk England Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/R2 and Crashed 1.8 km East of Freidlos Germany While on a Mission to Kassel Germany. Fw 190A-8/R2 Flown By Unknown Pilot of JG 3 or JG 4. (4) Crew Were Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. 41-27451 AT-11 (MSN 1296) May 9, 1942: TOS USAAF Sep 22, 1945: RFC, Ponca City, AR 1957: Consolidated Radio Products, Chicago IL with c/r N73360 Feb 7, 1961: Erickson Ralph, Marseilles, IL. Jul 18, 1977: c/r cancelled. 1978: WFU, derelict at Griffith, IN airport. 1988: Norwegian Implement Co, Norway IL. Stripped and derelict displayed nosed-in outside Norwegian Implement farm as a memorial to the 1980s US agricultural crash, which ruined many local farmers. After August 1993 the display Includes the tailplane of C-45H 51-11904. 42-38265 UC-71 Some additional information to add to yours 11/15/37: Rolled out of factory as 7W-12, registered and owned by Spartan Aircraft Company, Tulsa, OK, as NC17613. 7/26/38: American Manufacturing Company, Ft. Worth, TX. 12/30/40: Reed Pigman, Ft. Worth, TX. 2/6/42: Defense Supplies Corporation, Washington, DC for impressment into USAAF service. 3/16/42: TOS USAAF. Used as a staff transport. 5/2/42: Ownership taken from DSC to War Department. 7/6/44: Returned to Reed Pigman. 5/24/49: E. P. Lunken and Thomas Warner, Lunken Airport, Cincinnati, OH. 9/16/49: South Bend Tool and Die Company, South Bend, IN. 4/10/54: J. Curtiss McKinney, Titusville, PA. 4/4/55: Industrial Colloids Company, Emlenton, PA. 12/5/57: Betty L. Plackard, Alexandria, IN. 6/4/58: J. E. Miller Drilling Company, Abilene, TX. 10/11/60: Jack Adams Aircraft Sales, Walls, MS. 11/19/60: James W. Phillips, Hackensack, NJ. 4/1/64: John L. Boyce, Flanders, NJ. 11/11/78: Lowell Blosso, Zionsville, IN. 1/29/82: MarJon Realty (Peter Hawks, son of movie producer Howard Hawks), San Carlos, CA. 9/23/89: Stanley P. Kavrik, Tucson, AZ. 4/10/00: John T. Venaleck, Painesville, OH. 7/6/00: Crashed at Ashtubula County Airport, Jefferson, OH, suffering substantial damage. 8/14/12: Sterling Aviation, Lexington, KY. 42-38269 UC-71 A wee bit of extra information for you 11/14/37: Factory roll-out as 7W-13. To Standard Oil, OH, with c/r NC17614. 4/13/42: TOS USAAF as staff transport. 1944: Returned to Standard Oil. Ca.1950: Air Safety Radio Corporation. 2/13/73: Thomas P. Hartness, Greenville, SC with c/r N13PH. 4/25/87: Lost control landing Shaw AFB, SC, gear collapsed, substantial damage. 42-38365 UC-70 Some additional information to add to yours 1940: Constructed as DGA-15P. 8/17/74: Harold J. Weatherman, Concord, NC with c/r N38973. 7/20/01: Michael R. Vaughan, Charleston, IL with c/r N22410. 42-49075 UC-70B 1940: Constructed as DGA-15J (300 hp), unknown owner with c/r NC1227. 1942: TOS with USAAF; impressed. By 8/43: 10th Ferry Squadron, 26th Transport Group, New Bedford, MA. Ca.1945: Unknown owner with NC1227. By 7/57: Unknown owner with c/r N1227. Converted to DGA-15P (450 hp). 1969: mounting floats, aircraft crashed on take-off from Rainy Lake, Ft. Frances, Ontario. Required total rebuild. 4/21/70: Airworthiness Certificate. 3/15/91: Ellen C. Rippon, Rockford, IL. 1/31/07: Howard Aviation LLC, Castle Rock, CO. 42-55884 C-60A Ca.1943: TOS USAAF. 1945: Unknown owner in El Salvador with c/r YS-22. Civilianized (converted to L18-50) and flew airline service until early 1960s. Before 1948: registered as c/r NC66322. After 1948: reregistered as c/r N66322. 9/71: Confederate Air Force, Harlingen, TX with c/r N30N. They marked it as aircraft of 224 Squadron, RAF Coastal Command. 1982: Repainted as aircraft of USAAF. 9/6/91: American Airpower Heritage Flying Museum (CAF), Midland, TX. Unknown date: Commemorative Air Force - Old Dominion Squadron, Chesapeake, VA. 2005: Due to hydraulic failure, landed gear up at Hampton Roads, VA, ended up in a ditch. Suffered substantial damage and remained at Hampton Roads for several years up for sale. Useful parts returned to CAF in Harlingen. 12/16/14: Gary Hilton, Kingsville, MO. By 5/15: Pima Air & Space Museum, Tucson, AZ. Fuselage only displayed, marked as WWII Netherlands East Indies aircraft. 42-72724 C-54D 7/16/45: TOS USAAF. Assigned to 12th Air Force, Mediterranean Theater of Operations. 3/46: 4112th AAF Base Unit (Air Technical Service Command), Olmstead AAF, PA. 5/46: 554th AAF Base Unit (Air Transport Command), Memphis, TN. 7/46: Loaned to Goodyear, Akron, OH on bailment contract. Deployments to Patterson AAF, later Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, from Goodyear. 9/18/47: TOS USAF (still on loan to Goodyear). 2/49: 2750th Air Base Group (Air Materiel Comand), Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. 10/49: Converted to EC-54D. 2750th Air Base Wing (unit name changed). 3/51: Loaned to (?) Oakland, CA on bailment contract. 6/53: Wright Air Development Center (Air Research and Development Command), Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. 12/1/54: Loaned to Lockheed Aircraft, Burbank, CA. 3/55: San Bernardino Air Materiel Area, Norton AFB, CA. 7/55: Wright Air Development Center (ARDC), Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. 12/55: converted to JC-54D, Deployment to Nellis AFB, NV. 10/65: 809th Combat Support Group (SAC), Frances E. Warren AFB, WY. 5/67: converted back to C-54D. Deployed to Ellsworth AFB, SD. 7/68: 100th Strategic Wing (SAC), Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. 12/69: 3902nd Air Base Wing (SAC), Offutt AFB, NE. 1/70: SOC. To Strategic Air Command Museum, Offutt, AFB, NE. 1997: Moved to new SAC Museum facility at Ashland, NE. 5/16/98: Stored behind museum but accessible for public viewing. By 8/17: Restored and placed on display. 42-107451 C-54A You may find information here useful for including in your comments 1944: Constructed in 1944 as a VC-54C, using a C-54A fuselage mated to modified C-54B wings. VIP interior included an elevator at the rear of the aircraft for President Roosevelt and his wheel chair. It also had bullet-proof picture windows. By 6/44: TOS USAAF, assigned to the 503rd Army Air Force Base Unit at Bolling Field, DC. 7/1/44: Flew its first mission, with Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, to Naples, Italy via Casablanca. Return trip was first non-stop UK to Washington, DC flight, made in 17 hours 50 min. 8/44: Flew to Rio de Janeiro to pick up Madame Chiang Kai-Shek. Flying back 5300 miles with only two stops, it was the first time an airplane flew more than 5000 miles in a day. She was brought to the USA for medical treatment. 1/21/45: Departed Washington, DC for its participation in movement of personnel for the Yalta Conference. For security reasons, it was marked with a serial number of a C-54 which was lost in the Pacific (42-72252). After first flying to Naples, the aircraft then made a dry run into the Russian airfield Saki, about 60 miles from Yalta. 2/3/45: Picked up President Roosevelt at Malta (where he had arrived by ship) and flew him to Saki. 7/26/47: President Truman signed the National Security Act of 1947 on board this aircraft, establishing the USAF as a separate service. 9/18/47: TOS USAF; the 503rd AAFBU became the AFBU. 1948: 16th Special Air Missions Group at Bolling. 10/1/48: 1254th Air Transport Squadron (Military Air Transport Service), Bolling. Late 1955: 1100th Air Base Wing, Bolling. 7/61: An agreement was reached to transfer the aircraft to the National Air Museum, Smithsonian Institution. At that time it was placed in storage at Bolling Field. 10/17/61: Flown from Bolling Field to Andrews AFB by the Commander of HQ Command. Over the next few years the plane's wings were cut off so that it could be moved in trucks. 1977: Placed on loan with the Air Force Museum but remained in storage at Andrews until August 1983 when it was transported to the Air Force Museum, and at that time ownership of the aircraft was transferred there. 43-14688 UC-61A 1944: TOS USAAF. By 6/45: 561st AAF BU, Rosecrans Field, MO. Unknown date: to unknown with c/r N52427. By 1982: William Ross, Elk Grove Village, IL. 4/16/92: Ten Air Aircraft Corp., Minneapolis, MN. 8/25/16: Ty R. Zeiner, Marion, KS. 43-16445 C-60A Ca.1944: Free French Air Force. 6/16/45: Etat/Ministere de L Air/Direction Des Transports Aeriens, Paris and registered F-BAMA. 1/22/48: Ste Africaine Des Transports Tropicaux, Algeria. 12/6/51: The F-BAMA registration was cancelled. Sometime over the next few years this plane ended up in the hands of G.L. Waggoner and registered N94540. 9/15/66: Registered to an unknown owner as N51605. Ca.1979: In Mexico registered XA-SEX. 1981: Ferried to the Air Force Museum where it was restored as a USAAF aircraft. 44-67727 UC-43 The following information you do not have 7/31/46: SOC USN at NAS Norfolk, VA. 1947: Harry O. Golding, Long Beach, CA, with c/r N1183V. 1953: R.S. Gimblin, Colusa, CA. 1971: Al B Cratty and Dale E Moore of Kodiak, AK. 1972: Robert C. Dalzell, Owensboro, KY. 1973 to 1983: Underwent complete rebuild. 1978: c/r NC582. 1988: Heinz G. Peier, Zurich, Switzerland. Ferried to Switzerland via the northern route with an overnight stop-over in Glasgow on 8/6/88. 4/90: Displayed for auction by Christieas Sale, Duxford, England, for a bid of 75,000 pound sterling. 1994: Transported by ship to the USA where it was transferred to new owners Greg and Margie Haugh of International Enzymes, Inc, Fallbrook, CA. 4/07: Donated to the National Warplane Museum (1941 Historical Aircraft Group), Geneseo, NY. 6/30/14: Charles G. Haugh, Las Vegas, NV 44-76326 C-47B 2/45: TOS USAAF. 9/18/47: TOS USAF. 9/54: Converted toVC-47D. Unknown date: 97th Bomb Wing (SAC), Blytheville AFB, AR. Last SAC C-47. 7/7/71: USS Alabama Commission, for display at USS Alabama Memorial Park. 10/75: Ownership to USAF Museum Loan Program and Loaned to Battleship, AL Memorial. 51-12552 L-19A (MSN 23007) is registered N33455. (I haven’t researched this plane’s history-I’m still working on transports!) References 1. Glenn Chatfield 2. John Andrade 3. Larry Bloodgood
