USAAF Station 126 - Rattlesden
42-31125, No Regrets
| 447th Bomb Group USAAF Station 126 - Rattlesden 42-31125, No Regrets |
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| 42-31125, No Regrets, a B-17G-1-BO built in Seattle in September 1943, was one of the original Harvard planes, ferried to Rattlesden in November 1943 by the Lowry crew. It flew only a single combat mission, on December 31, 1943 with the Lt. Milton Moore crew on board. |  |
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 No Regrets, photographed with the Lowry crew at Harvard AAB in November 1943 |
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Combat Missions
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| The official report on the mission made the following notation: Of the 20 A/C dispatched, one (1) was lost in the immediate vicinity of the target just after bombs away. Observers in the formation reported that A/C #125, pilot Lt. M.R. Moore, pulled away in flames, evidently the result of a flak burst, spun down, and broke up in the air. Five (5) chutes were reported. More details of Cognac mission, 12/31/43 |
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