Michael De Marie Updated: 27 SEP 2024 Airman: o888050.htm Surname: De Marie Init: M Rank: S/Sgt Service: USAAF Sqdn: 509 P_link: p326.htm Plane: B17 42-38005 Operation: Bomb G Crash_site: At Østerholm, Als Crash_d: d240544 Buried_d: o888 C_link: o888.htm At_Next: POW
8 besætningsmedlemmer sprang ud med faldskærm over Svenstrup, og Captain Robert B. Clay og Co-pilot 1.st Lieutenant Frank Hatten nødlandede flyet på kun en motor under dramatiske omstændigheder. Hele besætningen overlevede tysk fangenskab og vendte hjem til USA efter krigen. Captain Robert B. Clay og Co-pilot 1.st Lieutenant Frank Hatten var i Stalag Luft III. Staff Sergeant (bugskytte) Michael De Marie
var fra White Plains, New York, USA. 8 of the crew bailed out over the village of Svenstrup and Captain Robert B. Clay and Co-pilot 1.st Lieutenant Frank Hatten crash-landed "Stormy Weather" under dramatic circumstances with only one engine running. The entire crew survived as POWs in Germany and returned to USA after the war. Captain Robert B. Clay and Co-pilot 1.st Lieutenant Frank Hatten went to Stalag Luft III. Staff Sergeant (Ball Turret Gunner) Michael De Marie was from White Plains, New York, USA.
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