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B-24 D 42-63969 YM- lost at IJsselmeer (15 km North East Amsterdam) on 22-12-1943 (SGLO ref: T3255)

1943-12-22 · IJsselmeer · Netherlands

The story

At the date of 22-12-1943, time: 1500, the aircraft type B-24 D Serial 42-63969 Call sign, YM- has been lost. The location of the plane was found at: IJsselmeer (15 km NO Amsterdam). The unit of crew and plane is: 93BG/409BS. First flyer rank: 1st Lieutenant, name: G.G. Hunt. The plane belonged to the Allied forces.

Information of the SGLO

Factory Aircraft Mk Serial/Wnr. Call Sign Unit Air Force TO/t Airfield
Consolidated B-24 D 42-63969 YM- 93BG/409BS USAAF   Hardwick
 
Time Cause of the Crash Crash Location Damage Province
1500 Hit by Flak and fighters Crashed in the IJsselmeer 15 km ne of Amsterdam   IJsselmeer
Source Mag / Page Additional sources
Verliesregister 1939-1945 SGLO 88 Casualty Report by Jan Hey based on MACR 2193
Function Mil Rank Ini Name Hon Mil reg Air Force Cemetery Grave Remark
Pilot 1st Lt. G.G. Hunt   O-675432 USAAF USA    
Co-Pilot 2nd Lt. J.P. Congelli   O-748579 USAAF Margraten   Walls of the Missing
Navigator 2nd Lt. T.R. Curry   O-682150 USAAF Margraten   Walls of the Missing
Bombardier 2nd Lt. L.C. Matthews   O-676589 USAAF Margraten   Walls of the Missing
Engineer T/Sgt. R.R. Galindo   39252107 USAAF Margraten   Walls of the Missing
Radio Operator T/Sgt. G.B. Murry   18162590 USAAF Margraten   Walls of the Missing
Air gunner S/Sgt. R. Cook   15337089 USAAF Margraten A-8-25  
Air gunner S/Sgt. T.A. Blanchard   11038400 USAAF Margraten   Walls of the Missing
T Gunner S/Sgt. J.W. Bennett   07009747 USAAF Belgium B-10-21 Buried Ardennes American Cemetery

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