Unnamed Aircraft
Aircraft Serial #: 42-97607
A/C 297607 XR-H
A/C 297607 XR-H on runway at Hardwick Airfield (home of the 93rd BG's B-24s). This A/C, flown by Lt. Horne's crew, was lost in the Baltic Sea on May 19, 1944. Photo courtesy of the Don Morrison 93rd BG Collection Horne crew information
Names: Unnamed Aircraft
Squadron: 349th | Squadron Marking: XR | Tail Marking: H
Pilot: LT RALPH HORNE
MACR: 04948
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Crew Information
10 POW
History
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| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| January 4, 1944 | Denver |
| January 6, 1944 | Accepted into Inventory |
| January 23, 1944 | Savannah |
| February 6, 1944 | Assigned to UK |
| May 19, 1944 | FTR OW - Fighters - Baltic Sea |
| May 19, 1944 | FTR OW - Fighters - Baltic Sea |
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Additional Photos
42-97607
March 1944, Thorpe Abbotts, Berry, 349th Squadron Armament and Murray Holditch. Detailed Information Photo courtesy of James P. Heyneman.
