384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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  • Cole Crew, 546th BS, in front of unidentified B-17G
    - Sunday 7 April 2013 09:36
    [b]Crew List[/b] Earl T. Grandini is not listed in the 384th Data Base.
  • 8 March 1944 - Stearns Crew
    - Sunday 7 April 2013 09:07
    [b]Rum Pot II[/b] This picture was probably taken on 8 March 1944.

    Col Smith flew as Combat Flight Leader with the Stearns Crew in Rum Pott II, 42-31433 on 8 March 1944.
  • crew
    - Saturday 25 August 2012 16:00
    Robert E Kreuscher, top left
  • 44-8047
    - Thursday 28 June 2012 11:38
    The picture depicts an H2X plane 44-8047 (SO-Z) which suffered undercarriage failure in a landing accident after a non-operational flight on 19/10/44 at Stn106 with pilot Ralph B. Hicks at the controls. The plane was originally salvaged on 20/10/44 but must have been reclaimed from salvage later because it was assigned to 379th at the end of the war.
  • #54 43-38766
    - Saturday 3 March 2012 09:56
    [b]Aircraft in Background[/b] The aircraft in the background is 43-38994. Devastating Lady.
    The Squadron Code on the aircraft in the picture is BK*G. The Squadron Code for this aircraft in the 384th Aircraft Data Base is BK*Q.
  • 42-31871
    - Wednesday 15 February 2012 15:48
    [b]42-31871[/b] 42-31871 crash landed in Switzerland on 18 March 1944.
  • 42-97309 JD*C KATHLEEN LADY OF VICTORY 545th BS
    - Tuesday 14 February 2012 20:20
    [b]Partial Tail View[/b] The partial tail showing is 44-8789 JD*X.
  • Tail Damage Taxi Accident
    - Tuesday 14 February 2012 18:01
    [b]42-38013[/b] This is 42-39013, SO*C, NEVADA AVENGER.

    It looks like there was a collision between 42-38013 and the ship on the right. Note the bent sheet metal on the nose.
  • #51 42-107027
    - Tuesday 14 February 2012 15:54
    [b]Aircraft in Background[/b] The first aircraft in the background appears to be 43-38766, #5?, BK*R
    The second aircraft in the background appears to be 44-6476, BK*G.
  • #51 42-107027
    - Tuesday 14 February 2012 15:46
    [b]42-107027[/b] 42-107027 Del Tulsa 1/2/44; Grenier 27/2/44; Ass 401BS/91BG Bassingbourn 7/4/44 ANNE, then THE BLOODY BUCKET; 322BS [LG-Y/X]; 324BS [DF-Y]; b/d Dresden 14/2/45 w/Joe Bilotta, Bob Fuller {wia}, rest ? ; f/l Denain, Fr, an RCAF airfield 20/2/45; (first B-17 repaired on continent & ret to group;

    After VE-Day transferred Istres, S. France w/384BG and carried POWs and displaced persons from North Africa, adorned with airline type strips on fuselage; {125+m} Sal 9AF 31/12/45. HIKIN' FOR HOME.

    This picture was taken while the Group was at Istres. Note the "Lightning Stripe" on the ship.