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| '''r w murphy''' <br/>5/25/2009 10:11:35 PM 
| I have a 5 by 7 b/w pic of a B-17 from the 401st,tail # 338758 P.In the photo the bomb doors are open and I can see 5 500lb bombs on the way down.There is no nose art that I can see.Can anyone tell me about this B-17. Thank you for your time. <br/> <br/> <br/>  
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| '''Donald Byers''' <br/>5/25/2009 11:52:31 PM 
| [http://edwardgdanaii.info:8000/401st/New/history/aircraft.asp?acid=38758<br/>] <br/> Flew 42 missions before being sent to Kingman for scrap.<br/> <br/> If you could scan a copy and send to me it would be grateful.  I belong to the 401st Bomb Group Assn.<br/> <br/> Don Byers<br/> donald_byers@sbcglobal.net<br/>  
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| '''Genevieve Fuston Kolarich''' <br/>9/13/2009 6:12:13 PM 
| Are you by chance the Murphy who flew with my late brother, Bill Fuston, out of Deenethorpe, England? I am trying to get some factual history to put into a family memory book. I remember your name but am not sure of your crew position<nowiki>--</nowiki>bombadier?  I remember Ralph Hayes was the captain, Generals Seawell and perhaps LeMay the commanders. I vaguely remember stories about the St. George Hotel in Kettering and a fragment bomb. The plane was &quot;swingin' on a star.&quot; Sincerely, Gen Kolarich<br/>  
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