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{s:TopicNav|B17G 42-31064 614 BS|ForumOld.T0002|ForumOld.T0119|ForumOld.T0148|ForumOld.MainPage|ForumOld.T0151|ForumOld.T0176|ForumOld.T3755} {| class='ForumTopics' ! Posted By !! Comments |- | '''Andy''' <br/>8/19/2001 11:06:15 AM | Hi. Searching for info or pictures of a/c or crew of this a/c. Pilot Lt. Lawry. A/c named HEY LOU. Lost into sea off the Isle of Wight ( southern England ) on 31/12/43. Info required for a book to be published next June on air losses in my area. Thanks. Andy. wrecks@wight.uk.com<br/> |- | '''Donald Byers''' <br/>8/19/2001 8:05:52 PM | No picture indicated in the B-17 Nose Art Directory. 6 Missions were flown:<br/> <br/> Paris 5th Dec 1943 ?<br/> Emden 11th Dec 1943 ?<br/> Kiel 13th Dec 1943 ?<br/> Bremen 20th Dec 1943 ?<br/> Ludwigshaven 30th Dec 1943 ?<br/> Boredeaux 31st Dect 1943 Hey Lou 42-31064 (IN-H)<br/> <br/> This is listed under my 613th book from the 613th and the newly published 401st Bomb Group Book, in the B-17 Flying Fortress Story list it as in the 614th Bomber Squadron:<br/> <br/> 2nd Lt D.H. Lawrey Pilot MIA<br/> 2nd Lt J.S Dockendorf Co-Pilot MIA<br/> 2nd Lt H.W. Self Navigator MIA<br/> 2nd Lt B. Weiner Bombardier MIA<br/> S/Sgt. L.J. Peters Radio Op. MIA<br/> T/Sgt. F.F. Waterman Engineer MIA<br/> S/Sgt. C.C. Roome Ball T. MIA<br/> S/Sgt. H.W. Wood Tail Gunner MIA<br/> Sgt. R.D Knutson L. Waist MIA<br/> S/Sgt. L.G. College R. Waist MIA<br/> <br/> Only the body of Lt. Dockendorf was recovered.<br/> S<br/> |- | '''Andy''' <br/>8/26/2001 6:32:24 AM | Many thanks.<br/> My information was that the a/c was on mission to Keil, but this is at odds with yours. Could you confirm area of loss? My info says into sea south of Isle of Wight. <br/> Once again thanks for your reply.<br/> Andy<br/> |- | '''Donald Byers''' <br/>8/30/2001 5:38:58 PM | This information was taken directly from the 613th Squadron's book by Vic Morrow (last name not certain) as I am at work. I will do a little more checking.<br/> <br/> Don<br/> |- | '''Donald Byers''' <br/>8/30/2001 7:36:37 PM | The B-17 Flying Fortress Story indicates MIA Kiel and crashed in Sea off Island of Wight United Kingdom.<br/> MACR 1872.<br/> <br/> The new 401st BG Book indicates crashed in sea.<br/> <br/> Don<br/> |- | '''Graham Bratley''' <br/>1/4/2002 3:44:58 PM | The mission of Dec 31st 1943 was to Bordeaux France and the aircraft was lost due to flak and fighter damage .The crash site 3miles off St Catherines Point<br/> Lt Dockendorf is buried at Madinglay.Information taken from MIA report.<br/> <br/> Graham .<br/> <br/> |- | '''Graham Bratley''' <br/>1/4/2002 4:04:43 PM | Andy I forgot IN-H was a 613th squadron aircraft 614 squadron had the identification letters IW- .<br/> Graham.<br/> |}
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