At the date of 15-03-1944, time: 1230, the aircraft type B-24 has been lost. The location of the plane was found at: Den Hulst (Nieuwleusen). The unit of crew and plane is: 44BG/66BS. First flyer rank: 1st Lieutenant, name: D.R. Talbott. The plane belonged to the Allied forces.

44th BG - 14 CBW - Circle 'A' - 66th BS - WQ - 2nd Div - 8th Air Force
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Crew: B-24H-15-FO - #42-52332 - "My Ass'Am Dragon" - 15 Mar 1944 - Mission: Brunswick
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33005451 - O-742224 - 1st Lt. - Pilot - David R. Talbott - Bristol, MD - EVD

17003563 - O-684490 - 1st Lt. - Co-Pilot - Lemoine Henry 'Shorty' Clausen - Blairstown, IA - POW - POW No. 3717

14119475 - O-679201 - 1st Lt. - Bombardier - Clifford F. Moriarty Jr. - Memphis, TN - KIA

15096534 - O-671345 - 1st Lt. - Navigator - Arthur (nmi) Goldman - Cleveland, Crawford County, OH - KIA

39832379 - T/Sgt. - Engineer - Ernest Wayne Arbon - Malta, ID - POW

15335773 - T/Sgt. - Radio Operator - Raymond E. Swick - New Richmond, IN - EVD

14181734 - S/Sgt. - Ball Turret Gunner - Sammy Wayne Haddock Jr. - Florence, AL - POW

14001629 - S/Sgt. - Right Waist Gunner - Jack D. Williamson - Ruth, MS - POW

35333614 - S/Sgt. - Left Waist Gunner - Herman Carl Gasser - Toledo, OH - POW

35508939 - S/Sgt. - Tail Turret Gunner - Cecil H. Sympson - Clarkson, KY - POW

David R. Talbott

Lemoine Henry 'Shorty' Clausen

Clifford F. Moriarty Jr.

Arthur (nmi) Goldman

Raymond E. Swick

Sammy Wayne Haddock Jr.

Herman Carl Gasser

Cecil H. Sympson

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