B 17F 42-31084 - The North Sea                                                            Updated:  29 APR 2009
 

Airman Surname Init Rank Service Sqdn P_link Plane Operation Crash_site Crash_d Buried_d C_link At_Next
e777675.htm Bein C A Sgt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e777 e777.htm NO KNOWN
e667042.htm Ceely D S/Sgt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e667 e667.htm USA
e556029.htm Clark Jr. I S/Sgt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e556 e556.htm BELGIUM
e777674.htm Dorsett J Lt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e777 e777.htm NO KNOWN
e777673.htm Doyle Jr. G B T/Sgt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e777 e777.htm NO KNOWN
e777672.htm Eccleston K 1stLt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e777 e777.htm NO KNOWN
e777676.htm Holliman D F T/Sgt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e777 e777.htm NO KNOWN
e667043.htm Molinari J J S/Sgt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e667 e667.htm USA
e556028.htm Schou P K 2ndLt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 e556 e556.htm BELGIUM
u039001.htm Toolin T L 2ndLt USAAF 561 p248.htm B17 42-31084 Bomb G The North Sea d201243 b210744 c039.htm (Højer)


"Under et bombetogt den 20. december 1943 med Bremen som mål så man fra formationen kl. 12.12, at et B-17 fly sakkede bagud med kroppen i flammer.

Flyets bombekaster, T.L. Toolin, drev i land som lig ved Emmerlev Klev (måske omkring her) og blev den 21. juli 1944 begravet på kirkegården af værnemagten uden gejstlig medvirken.

Resten af besætningen, 9 mand, synes at være omkommet." (FAF) 10 flyvere.

"During a bombing raid targeting Bremen on 20 December, 1943 a B-17 was seen from the formation falling behind with the fuselage in flames.

The body of bombardier T.L. Toolin was washed ashore at Emmerlev Klev (maybe about here) and was on 21 July, 1944 buried in the cemetery by the Wehrmacht without ecclesiastical assistance.

The rest of the crew, 9 men, appear to have perished." (FAF) 10 airmen.