| 112th Seabees (42-24837) |
504th Bomb Group |
Delivered to the USAAF, 6th November 1944; served until scrapped, 4th October 1954 |
4 Oct 1954 |
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| City Of El Paso (42-93974) |
39th Bomb Group, 62nd Bomb Squadron |
Transferred postwar to 98BG 343BS; shot down by anti-aircraft fire near Chongju, Korea, 9th November 1951 |
9 Nov 1951 |
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Near Chongju, Korea |
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| A.B. Davis High School, Mount Vernon (44-61813) |
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Taking reconnaissance photos over the Yalu River, attacked by MiG-15s, 9 Nov 1950; crashed on final approach to Johnson AFB, killing all but one crew |
9 Nov 1950 |
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Johnson AFB, Japan |
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| City Of Pittsburgh (42-24895) |
19th Bomb Group |
Returned to USA and was salvaged, 11th September 1950 |
11 Sep 1950 |
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| Georgia Peach (42-63356) |
468th Bomb Group, 793rd Bomb Squadron |
Declared War Weary, returned to USA 11th December 1944; scrapped at Pyote, Texas, 21st December 1949 |
21 Dec 1949 |
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Pyote, Texas |
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| Patty Jo (42-31242) |
388th Bomb Group, 563rd Bomb Squadron |
SALVAGED |
25 Jul 1946 |
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| Ellwood Avenger (42-103644) |
Unknown |
Badly damaged in a ground accident at Venice AAB, Florida, 24 March 1945; scrapped at MacDill AAB, Florida, about a year and two months later |
24 May 1946 |
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MacDill AAB, Florida |
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| Boeing Belle (42-39867) |
100th Bomb Group, 351st Bomb Squadron |
Survived the war; scrapped at Kingman RFC, Arizona |
11 Dec 1945 |
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| Duffy's Tuffys (43-38945) |
100th Bomb Group, 418th Bomb Squadron |
Survived the war; scrapped at RFC Kingman, Arizona |
6 Dec 1945 |
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| Lady Luck (44-6964) |
91st Bomb Group, 322nd Bomb Squadron |
Survived the war; sent to RFC Kingman, Arizona for scrapping |
30 Nov 1945 |
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| Mississippi Miss (42-102679) |
385th Bomb Group, 548th Bomb Squadron |
Flown back to Bradley Field, USA, 24 June 1945; scrapped, 19 November 1945 |
19 Nov 1945 |
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| Our Gal Sal (42-31767) |
100th Bomb Group, 351st Bomb Squadron |
Survived the war; scrapped at RFC Kingman, Arizona |
8 Nov 1945 |
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| City Of Virgina Beach (42-65366) |
39th Bomb Group, 60th Bomb Squadron |
Survived hostilities and returned to USA; crashed at Mather AFB, 27th October 1945 |
27 Oct 1945 |
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Mather AFB |
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| Boomerang - Back Again (44-49504) |
308th Bomb Group |
Surviving hostilities, flown back to USA; salvaged at Walnut Ridge, 21st October 1945 |
21 Oct 1945 |
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| General Ike (42-97061) |
91st Bomb Group, 401st Bomb Squadron |
Survived the war; transferred to 4168th Base Unit, South Plains |
21 Oct 1945 |
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| Sure Skin (42-23860) |
475th Troop Carrier Group |
Crashed, 6th September 1945, after takeoff from Tacloban airfield en route to Nelson Field near Manila; pilot Flight Officer Robert Gennette |
6 Sep 1945 |
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| Round Trip Ticket (44-41538) |
22nd Bomb Group, 33rd Bomb Squadron |
Blew a tyre landing at Motobu airfield, Okinawa, 26 August 1945; ground looped and cracked up carrying 20 passengers, killing one |
26 Aug 1945 |
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Motobu airfield, Okinawa |
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| City Of Glendale (42-93912) |
330th Group, 459th Squadron |
F-13A model; crashed at Harmon Field, Guam, 23rd August 1945, during a non-operational training mission |
23 Aug 1945 |
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Harmon Field, Guam |
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| Miss Greater City Kansas (41-29648) |
Unknown |
Transferred to La Junta, Colorado, 3020 Base Unit; scrapped, 21st July 1945 |
21 Jul 1945 |
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| Milk Wagon (43-37756) |
447th Bomb Group, 708th Bomb Squadron |
Returned to USA |
13 Jul 1945 |
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| City Of Cedar Rapids Mi (42-93955) |
330th Group, 458th Squadron |
Stalled and went over a cliff attempting to land with #1 engine failure in bad weather, Guam, 22 June 1945; only one survivor |
22 Jun 1945 |
14915 |
Guam |
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| City Of Osceola (42-93955) |
330th Group, 458th Squadron |
Crashed on Guam, 22 June 1945, while trying to land in bad weather with one engine out |
22 Jun 1945 |
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Guam |
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| City Of Providence (42-63567) |
19th Bomb Group, 30th Squadron |
Missing in action after fighter attacks, 10th June 1945, during mission to Nakajima factories north of Tokyo |
10 Jun 1945 |
14614 |
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| Little Patches (42-31678) |
91st Bomb Group |
Returned to USA |
8 Jun 1945 |
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USA |
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| 67th Seabees (42-24809) |
505th Group, 482nd Squadron |
Shot down by anti-aircraft fire over Kobe, Japan, 5th June 1945; six crew captured, two later executed, four died in captivity |
5 Jun 1945 |
14603 |
Kobe, Japan |
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| City Of Roswell (42-65364) |
39th Bomb Group, 61st Bomb Squadron |
Missing in action, 1st June 1945, after being hit by flak over Osaka |
1 Jun 1945 |
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Osaka |
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| City Of Richmond (42-65309) |
19th Bomb Group, 93rd Squadron |
Salvaged, 31st May 1945, after landing accident on Northwest Field, Guam |
31 May 1945 |
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Northwest Field, Guam |
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| Apache Princess (43-28152) |
345th Bomb Group, 501st Bomb Squadron |
Reported lost, 27th May 1945, shot down over Mizukami, Formosa |
27 May 1945 |
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Mizukami, Formosa |
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| City Of Burlington (42-65304) |
19th Bomb Group, 30th Squadron |
Crashed and destroyed on North Field, Guam, 27th May 1945 |
27 May 1945 |
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North Field, Guam |
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| Spirit Of Sparks (43-27671) |
310th Bomb Group |
Cracked up on a hard landing during a training flight, 22 May 1945, and salvaged as a result |
22 May 1945 |
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| Hot Shot Charlie (43-39014) |
91st Bomb Group, 401st Bomb Squadron |
Forcelanded on continent, abandoned and salvaged |
17 May 1945 |
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| The Latest Rumor (42-97126) |
100th Bomb Group, 351st Bomb Squadron |
POW ferry -- Undercarriage collapsed, bulldozed clear by tank. SALVAGED |
16 May 1945 |
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| City Of Hollywood (42-94013) |
29th Bomb Group, 6th Bomb Squadron |
Lost an engine on takeoff from Guam, turned back and crash landed on North Field, Guam, 14 May 1945; 8 killed, 3 survived |
14 May 1945 |
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North Field, Guam |
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| Mary Anna (42-65253) |
505th Group, 482nd Squadron |
Badly damaged and ditched, 7th May 1945 |
7 May 1945 |
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| City Of Dallas (42-24883) |
19th Bomb Group, 28th Squadron |
Listed as missing in action, 3rd May 1945; cause and fate of crew unknown |
3 May 1945 |
14356 |
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| Reina del Pacifico (43-36020) |
345th Bomb Group, 501st Bomb Squadron |
Reported lost, 28th April 1945, with the crew of 2Lt Milton Esty; hit by flak, exploded on impact with the ground |
28 Apr 1945 |
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| Double Trouble (42-5565) |
422nd Fighter Group |
Salvaged after a landing accident at Liege, Belgium, 26th April 1945 |
26 Apr 1945 |
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Liege, Belgium |
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| City Of Jamestown (42-94047) |
330th Group, 459th Squadron |
Ditched off Japan, 24th April 1945, on mission to Tachikawa's Hitachi aircraft plant; 3 POWs |
24 Apr 1945 |
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| City Of Laramie (42-94047) |
330th Group, 459th Squadron |
Ditched, 24th April 1945 |
24 Apr 1945 |
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| City Of University City (42-94026) |
19th Bomb Group, 28th Squadron |
Ditched off Iwo Jima, 24th April 1945, returning from a mission to Nagoya, Japan |
24 Apr 1945 |
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Off Iwo Jima |
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| Skunkface III (44-6568) |
91st Bomb Group, 324th Bomb Squadron |
Missing, 17th April 1945; attacked by Me262 jets |
17 Apr 1945 |
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| Boots IV (42-37850) |
96th Bomb Group |
Collided with a C-47 after takeoff from Bovingdon on a training flight, 31 March 1945; severed the transport's tail, plummeted to earth, killing all f |
31 Mar 1945 |
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Bovingdon |
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| Fiesty Sue (44-14361) |
4th Fighter Group, 335th Squadron |
Missing in action, 21st March 1945, after being hit by anti-aircraft fire while strafing Rheine airfield |
21 Mar 1945 |
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Rheine airfield |
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| 107th Seabees (42-24797) |
505th Bomb Group, 484th Bomb Squadron |
Missing in action overnight 18/19th March 1945 over Nagoya; Shipp crew rescued by USS Gatling (DD-671) |
18 Mar 1945 |
13694 |
Nagoya, Japan |
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| Heavenly Body (42-73116) |
380th Bomb Group, 528th Bomb Squadron |
Multiple engine failure, crashed into the sea between Formosa and Luzon; six men killed |
14 Mar 1945 |
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Between Formosa and Luzon |
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| Hope-full Devil (42-63482) |
505th Bomb Group, 484th Bomb Squadron |
Ditched 9th March 1945, crew rescued |
9 Mar 1945 |
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| My Irish Colleen (44-41176) |
307th Bomb Group |
Missing - circumstances in Incl. #1 (not in file) |
27 Feb 1945 |
12788 |
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| Prop Wash (43-27517) |
12th Bomb Group, 82nd Bomb Squadron |
Shot down, 26th Feb 1945, flying with 489th Bomb Squadron |
26 Feb 1945 |
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| Rough Rider (44-14747) |
364th Fighter Group, 383rd Fighter Squadron |
Listed as missing in action, 22nd February 1945, piloted by 1Lt Frederick Ross; claimed by Oblt Hans Dortenmann, 11./JG54 |
22 Feb 1945 |
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| 121st Seabees (42-24815) |
505th Group, 483rd Squadron |
Missing in action after colliding in mid-air with 42-24784, 10th February 1945 |
10 Feb 1945 |
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| Employees of Oil-o-Matic (42-8593) |
358th Fighter Group, 365th Fighter Squadron |
Shot down by flak, 3 February 1945, while escorting a raid on Berlin |
3 Feb 1945 |
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| Borough Of Hellerton (42-8301) |
Unknown |
Crash landed near Forestville, 2 Feb 1945 |
2 Feb 1945 |
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Forestville |
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| Homing De-Vice (42-24785) |
500th Bomb Group, 882nd Bomb Squadron |
Logged as Missing in Action on 23rd January 1945 |
23 Jan 1945 |
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| Hangover Haven II (42-64053) |
20th Combat Mapping Squadron |
No photos - return to Biak. SALVAGED at Biak |
16 Jan 1945 |
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| Mississippi Mission (42-102677) |
390th Bomb Group, 568th Bomb Squadron |
Lost |
14 Jan 1945 |
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| Scarsdale Scout (44-19868) |
56th Fighter Group, 63rd Squadron |
Crashed at the 56th Fighter Group's base at Boxted and was destroyed, 14th January 1945 |
14 Jan 1945 |
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Boxted |
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| 29th Seabees (42-24781) |
505th Group, 483rd Squadron |
Engine fire (No. 2), lost a wing and crashed into the sea on training mission; one survivor |
5 Jan 1945 |
16171 |
Sea, 184 nautical miles from Tinian bearing 327 1/2 degrees and 109 nautical miles from Pagan bearing 74 1/2 degrees (northwest of Tinian Island) |
In the Sea, northwest of Tinian Island |
| Sarah Gray (42-102567) |
447th Bomb Group, 709th Bomb Squadron |
Crashed into the ground 400 yards from the runway; no survivors |
1 Jan 1945 |
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Rattlesden |
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| Hard t' Get (41-29486) |
486th Bomb Group, 834th Bomb Squadron |
It was salvaged on 31st December 1944. |
31 Dec 1944 |
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| Betts (42-100904) |
440th Troop Carrier Group |
During the Battle of the Bulge, hit by ground fire, burst into flames and crashed, 27th December 1944 |
27 Dec 1944 |
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Near Bastogne |
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