Den 9. oktober 1943 kl. 13.45 styrtede B17 42-29711 i Østersøen  7 til 8 sømil øst for Gedser Odde (omkring her). (Kilde: MACR)

"Den 9. oktober 1943 passerede store styrker amerikanske bombere over Danmark på vej til og fra bombemål i Østpreussen, Danzig, Polen og den østlige
del af Tyskland. Et B-17 fly udsendt mod Anklam (her) nedstyrtede denne dag i Østersøen. Hele besætningen omkom." (FAF)

Technical Sergeant John F. Robinson var Engineer på B17 42-29711.
Han blev begravet i Sverige. (Kilder: MACR og FAF).

5 flyvere fra B17 42-29711 blev begravet på Svinø Kirkegård. 2 blev begravet i Sverige og 3 har ingen kendt grav.
Se Tegning af besætningen på en B-17*Foto af en B-17 + B-17 i airmen.dk*B-17 Ball Turret, Ammunition og Ball Turret Gunner*B-17 Flyvende Fæstning. 10 flyvere.

On 9 October 1943 at 1345 hours B17 42-29711 crashed into the Baltic Sea 7 to 8 nautical miles east of Gedser Head (about here). (Source: MACR)

"On 9 October 1943 great formations of American bombers flew over Denmark to or from targets for bombing raids in East Preussia, Danzig (Gdansk), Poland
and the eastern part of Germany. This day a B-17 targeting Anklam (here) crashed into the Baltic Sea. All of the crew perished." (FAF)

Technical Sergeant John F. Robinson was the Engineer of B17 42-29711.
He was buried in Sweden. (Sources: MACR and FAF).

5 airmen from B17 42-29711 were buried in Svinø Churchyard. 2 were buried in Sweden and 3 have no known grave.

See Drawing of the crew of a B-17 * Photo of  a B-17 + B-17s in airmen.dk * B-17 Ball Turret, Ammunition and the story of a Ball Turret Gunner.
This B-17 was from 322 BS, 91 BG, 1 CBW, 1 BD of the 8 AF. It took off from RAF Bassingbourn which was used by 91st Bombardment Group (Heavy).
See the website of 91st Bomb Group (H) with 1943 Dailies of the 322nd Squadron and Photo of Pinning's Crew of Chief Sly III and details. 10 airmen.