350th Bomb Squadron
100 BG / 350 BS
S/SGT SEYFRIED, FRANCIS J.
From Flushing, New York.
MIA 31-12-1944 as tail gunner of B-17G / #43-38457 / 'Nine Lives'/ MACR 11359. Target: the Rhenania Ossag oil refinery at Hamburg, Germany.
Pancaked with #42-31987. The aircraft crash landed still attached to each other near Horumersiel, Germany. S/Sgt Seyfried was in the bottom plane and bailed out. He landed in the North Sea near the Frisian Islands. MIA.
S/Sgt Seyfried is commemorated on the Margraten Cemetery Walls of the Missing.
Also see https://www.fieldsofhonor-database.com/index.php/en/american-war-cemetery-margraten-s/46371-seyfried-francis-j
Source of the portrait photograph: Pilot Class Book 44-C, Hicks Field, fort Worth, Texas.
Francis Seyfried
BACHELOR'S HEAVEN crashed Nov 7,1944 at Felixstone. This A/C was flown by the John T. Dyatt crew. The crash resulted in the death of three crewmen and three in the home. Dyatt crew information (100th Photo Archives)
Bachelor’s Heaven PFF
BACHELOR'S HEAVEN crashed Nov 7,1944 at Felixstone. This A/C was flown by the John T. Dyatt crew. The crash resulted in the death of three crewmen and three in the home. Dyatt crew information (photo courtesy of Phil Samponaro)
Bachelor’s Heaven PFF
BACHELOR'S HEAVEN crashed Nov 7,1944 at Felixstone. This A/C was flown by the John T. Dyatt crew. The crash resulted in the death of three crewmen and three in the home. Dyatt crew information (photo courtesy of Phil Samponaro)
Bachelor’s Heaven
BACHELOR'S HEAVEN crashed Nov 7,1944 at Felixstone. This A/C was flown by the Capt Stanley A. Clark and John T. Dyatt crew. The crash resulted in the death of three crewmen and three in the home. Dyatt crew information (photo courtesy of Phil Samponaro)
Bachelor’s Heaven
Lt Arthur Cox , Bombardier on Red Harper Crew. KIA 16-July-1944
Arthur Cox
Foot locker and Medals for Lt Arthur Cox , Bombardier on Red Harper Crew. KIA 16-July-1944. Courtesy Of nephew Sam Shutt.
Arthur. Cox
Foot locker and Photos for Lt Arthur Cox , Bombardier on Red Harper Crew. KIA 16-July-1944. Courtesy Of nephew Sam Shutt.
Arthur Cox
Ramblin Rebel LN-F on the bomb run. Courtesy of Jan Zdiarsky
Ramblin Rebel
Cahepit LN-Q after.crash landing in Switzerland with Lt Waters Crew.
Cahepit
