Personnel

CREW



Ist Lt George A.Hagemann     P   FEH

2nd Lt Sidney J.Flook           CP   FEH

2nd Lt Paul L.Tatar           NAV    FEH      

S/Sgt Charles K.Butcher     TTE   FEH

 Sgt Leslie B.Brooks         ROG   FEH

 Sgt Paul W.Corcoran    TOG/NG FEH

 Cpl James W.Arnold       BTG    FEH

 Cpl Eugene R.Boess         TG    FEH

 Cpl Edward J.Maroney     WG    FEH



350th Sqdn.  This crew,as above,joined the 100th Group on 30/3/45.





PRACTICE MISSION: 13 APRIL 1945, C-SQDN, POOBAH  HAGEMAN   505  v  29, (HARDSTAND 29)  a/c # 44-6505  LN-V    

                             "SPIRIT OF PITWOOD   RFC KINGMAN  11/8/45      

COMBAT MISSION:   Possible missions on 17 & 20 APRIL 1945 (UNCONFIRMED)   

                             25 APRIL,1945  (SCRUBBED,practice)  C-SQDN, POOBAH, HAGEMAN  383  F  30, (HARDSTAND 30)  a/c # 43-38383 

                              LN-F   RFC  KINGMAN   12/13/45,   

CHOWHOUND MISSIONS:

                              2 MAY,1945   COMPOSITE SQDN, POOBAH, HAGMANN, 383 F  30 (HARDSTAND 30)  a/c 43-38383

                              3 MAY,1945   B-SQDN, POOBAH, HAGEMANN  383  F  30  (HARDSTAND 30)  a/c # 43-38383  LN-F 

                              4 MAY,1945  SCRUBBED,(weather)  A-SQDN  "B CHANNEL"  POOBAH, HAGEMAN  505  V  29, (HARDSTAND 29)   

                                                 a/c 44-6505  LN-V,  

FERRY MISSION: 

                            3 JUNE,1945  DP FERRY MISSION FROM AUSTRIA TO PARIS,  A-SQDN, POOBAH, HAGEMAN  485  X  28 HARDSTAND 28) 

                            a/c #  44-8485  LN-X  RFC  WALNUT RIDGE  12/28/45 



EMAIL = gphagemann@earthlink.net

UNAME = George P. Hagemann

CONNECTION = I am a relative of a 100th veteran

COMMENTS = My father is 1st Lt. George A. 

Hagemann, Pilot 350th Sqdn. Our 

last name should be spelled with 2 

"n"'s. It is listed in the site as having 

only 1. Just found the site and love 

the info.



PURPOSE: Request information

EMAIL: jimnglor@yahoo.com  

NAME: james w. arnold

INTEREST: 100th BG veteran

COMMENTS: I was a member of 1st.Lt. George Hageman crew, 350TH, Squadron. How can I get missions,name and date,

including the Chow Missions we flew?





Hi Mike & Jim; RE: 2nd Lt. George A. HAGEMANN crew info....Sorry to say,I don't have much on the crew....First,the good news, ALL the crew members (and their photos) appear in CONTRAILS which is sometimes not the case...The editors of CONTRAILS went to great efforts to get every detail right since it was a labor of love from them...HAGEMANN is the way the name is spelled in Contrails and from the photos of some members of the crew,the pics might have been from their Class A crew photo taken at Thorpe Abbotts usually in front of the first aircraft they were assigned to on it's hardstand......details I have follows, PRACTICE MISSION  13 APRIL 1945, C-SQDN, POOBAH  HAGEMAN   505  v  29, (HARDSTAND 29)  a/c # 44-6505  LN-V    "SPIRIT OF PITWOOD   RFC KINGMAN  11/8/45      COMBAT MISSION OF 25 APRIL,1945  (SCRUBBED,practice)  C-SQDN, POOBAH, HAGEMAN  383  F  30, (HARDSTAND 30)  a/c # 43-38383  LN-F   RFC  KINGMAN   12/13/45,    CHOWHOUND MISSION, 3 MAY,1945   B-SQDN, POOBAH, HAGEMAN  383  F  30  (HARDSTAND 30)  a/c # 43-38383  LN-F ,   CHOWHOUND MISSION, 4 MAY,1945  SCRUBBED,(weather)  A-SQDN  "B CHANNEL"  POOBAH, HAGEMAN  505  V  29, (HARDSTAND 29)   a/c 44-6505  LN-V,   3 JUNE,1945  DP FERRY MISSION FROM AUSTRIA TO PARIS,  A-SQDN, POOBAH, HAGEMAN  485  X  28  (HARDSTAND 28)  a/c #  44-8485  LN-X  RFC  WALNUT RIDGE  12/28/45  ..........That's all I've got Mike and Jim..RE:possible  COMBAT missions for this crew...I checked all the combat missions and have nothing for crew, only possible combat missions would be on 4/16,4/17 or 4/20 the way I figure it.....I'm getting new stuff all the time,will contact you IF anything else surfaces on the crew....All for now, Jack..…

George A. Hagemann George A. Hagemann, 101, passed in his sleep while at Sunrise Senior Living, Golden Valley, MN, on Sunday April 5, 2020. He was an amazing father, a kind and generous man to his immediate and extended family and friends. Hardly a day would go by him without a smile on his face. George was born April 27, 1918 in Fort Atkinson, WI, son of John A. and Eva(Foster) Hagemann. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and four sisters. He is survived by his son George P. and wife Barbara(Mehring) Hagemann. George A. graduated from Fort Atkinson Senior High School in 1936 and went on to college at UW, Whitewater. Following college he toured with Cal Calloway's Bon Aires, playing clarinet, sax and piano. George enlisted in the Army in 1942, served in the 100th Bomb Group, 8th Army Air Force, a B17 pilot, flying out of Thorpe Abbots, England, until discharged in 1946. George went on to join Employers Mutual(now Liberty Mutual) as an adjuster where he worked until his retirement as Regional Claims Manager in 1987. Memorials, in lieu of flowers, in memory of George A. Hagemann suggested to American Red Cross Minnesota, 1201 West River Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55454.