Den 9. oktober 1943 blev dette fly i forbindelse med et bombetogt til Anklam ramt over Østersøen. Co-Pilot 2nd Lt Liming samt navigator, bombardier og
top turret gunner sprang ud med faldskærm, men Lt Winter klarede at slukke ilden og bringe sit fly sikkert tilbage til England. (Kilde: MACR)

Co-Pilot 2nd Lt Max E. Liming blev fundet den 7. november 1943 ved Lysabild Skov (her) på Als. Begravelsen i Aabenraa foregik den 10. november 1943. (Kilde: FAF)
Efter krigen blev hans lig gravet op og ført til Belgien, hvor han blev begravet på Ardennes American Cemetery.

Bombardier 2nd Lt John B. Morgan formodes nu at være begravet i USA. (Kilde: AOD)
Navigator 2nd Lt Anthony P. Taormina og Top Turret Gunner T/Sgt Gordon Teal Jr blev ført til Tyske krigsfangelejre.
Anthony P. Taormina blev ført til Stalag Luft 1 Barth-Vogelsang Prøjsen . Han kom i tjeneste fra New York. (Kilde: WWII POWs)

Se Foto af en B-17 + B-17 i airmen.dk og B-17 Flyvende Fæstning.

5 flyvere. Navnene på resten af besætningsmedlemmerne ses ikke. 381st Bomb Group, Lost Crews: Note, 4 flyvere: Sprang ud over målet. Flyet vendte tilbage.

On 9 October 1943 this plane was hit over the Baltic Sea in connection with a bombing raid on Anklam. Co-Pilot 2nd Lt Liming, the navigator, the
bombardier and the top turret gunner bailed out, but Lt Winter managed to extinguish the fire and bring his aircraft safely back to England. (Source: MACR)

On 7 November 1943 Co-Pilot 2nd Lt Max E. Liming was found at Lysabild Skov (here) on Als. On 10 November 1943 he was buried in Aabenraa. (Source: FAF)
After the war his body was disinterred and taken to Belgium where he was buried in the Ardennes American Cemetery.

Bombardier 2nd Lt John B. Morgan is now believed to be buried in the USA. (Source: AOD)
Navigator 2nd Lt Anthony P. Taormina and Top Turret Gunner T/Sgt Gordon Teal Jr were taken to German POW-Camps.
Anthony P. Taormina was taken to Stalag Luft 1. Stalag Luft 1 Barth-Vogelsang Prussia 54-12. He entered the service from New York. (Source: WWII POWs)

See Photo of a B-17+ B-17s in airmen.dk. This B-17 from 532 Bombardment Squadron, 381 BG, now 381st Training Group, took off from
RAF Ridgewell - USAAF Station 167.
See also 532 BS, 381 BG, 1 CBW, 1 BD of the 8 AF * 381st Bomb Group "The Original Group Site".
5 airmen. The names of the other crew members are not seen. 381st Bomb Group, Lost Crews: Note, 4 airmen: Bailed out over target. Ship returned.