Oopps! I gave out the wrong e-mail address to the bellow message. It is garyfprice@msn.com and not .net.. Really, anyone who knew my uncle Sgt. Joe Radecki, ball turret, 324BS who flew at least 12 missions with Sherrill's crew prior to the Halle mission of Aug 16th 1944, I wish that you would contact me about my uncle. We are trying to find out if he was married to an English woman and if she was killed in the blitz on London and anything in general about him and the crew he flew with.

My name is Gary F. Price, this is in addition to the comments of AJ Schure who is my cousin, about my uncle Joe Radecki. Uncle Joe was wounded on the Aug 15th'44 mission to Osthiem. He was on the crew of Halstead Sherrill, Sherrill's crew was shot down the next day on the Halle mission and Sherrill was KIA. It seems that the regular plane they flew was #337988, The BTO. Cousin Arnie is abit mistaken about the plane being the White Cargo. The a/c Joe was in when wounded was Little Miss Mischief. If anyone has any info on my uncle, Sherrill's crew,please contact me (garyfprice@msn.net) or Arnie (gavin@mercurylink.net)

Hi!
Does anyone know anything about a plane-crasch in southern SWEDEN 1944 (I THINK it was in may 22th) after a bomb-raid over Berlin? (B 17G from Bassingbourn with an American crew). Pilot and co-pilot jumped over Germany (survived, POW), and the navigator (?) flew the plane to Sweden, where the rest of the crew jumped. I think two of them where killed in the cold water - one of them landed on my uncles boat. Please mail me if You have information! Is anyone still alive, - and what really happened?
Cheers!
Chris Grerot
Priest in Church of Sweden, pilot

I just wanted to say thanks for all that members of the 91st Bomb Group did to win WWII. My dad was in the army in Africa and Italy and had a lot to tell me over the years about his experiences. I also want to say thanks to my friend Bob Dean who was a waist gunner with the 91st.

Sincerely,
Dan Shub

I just wanted to thank you for all of the information that you provided me regarding my late uncle,Porter D. Clemens.He flew with the 91st and was shot down in 'The Black Swan' on Dec.31,1943.I have just found out that he flew his first 24 missions in 'Yankee Eagle' and was a fill-in on 'The Black Swan' for his 25th mission,when he was shot down.I have looked in the book 'Plane Names and Fancy Noses' for a photo of the nose art of 'Yankee Eagle' and the only photo is not very good.I am hoping that someone can forward me a better photo.Thanks again for all your help and feel free to view the newspaper articles and POW postcards that I have posted at http://briefcase.yahoo.com/billsfords William Clemens Brown

Read a book by Harry Crosby "A Wing And A Prayer". Was so taken with the stories of the bomber crews that I had to do something. Built a 12 foot span model B17 powered by 4 weed wacker engines. I now fly this model at rc airshows through Forida. Have met some fantastic people. Shoo Shoo Baby and the "Lucky Bastards" model warbird club plan to meet many more this winter. Thanks, Doug Smith [check it out at condorsrc.com]

I'm looking for any and all information anyone might have on the "Yankee Belle". She was a B-17 that flew in the 324th squadron of the 91stBG. I've found information on her crew on this site, but am looking for detailed information concerning her missions, what became of her, etc.

MY NAME IS RION MOORE AND MY UNCLE WAS BRUCE D. MOORE. HE WAS A NAVIGATOR WITH THE 91ST BOMB GROUP. HE WAS A GREAT MAN AND MY MENTOR . WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO SERVED WITH HIM.

i had a uncle joe radecki who was with the324thbomb sqdn.91st bomb group we know he married a english girl and had a child which both were killed in the blitz.any one who might have any info on this please contact me.also he flew on the#298white cargo!thank you>

Looking for any information regarding the Royal Flush, Dame Satan and Hitlers Gremlin. Including photos, stories or anything else. Very interested in these planes. Thank you.
This web site is very informative.

Bill Horner