B-17G 44-6640

[Jeep1957]

Please help collect data on the bomber and its crew, which crashed near the village Černíkovice March 24, 1945 in Czechoslovakia, returning from a mission to Berlin. Thank you George

Jeep1957 at seznam.cz

 

[evangilder]

What I have been able to find so far is that it was part of the 463rd BG, 775th BS. the MACR for this is 13371.

You can probably get more info on the group association website:
Mission

 

[anonymousbrunette]

Some information can be found here: 463rdBG

There is a permanent exhibit commemorating the crash and crew at the museum in Černíkovice. Weaver Doyle is my grandfather.

 

[Cwalker]

Some information can be found here: 463rdBG

There is a permanent exhibit commemorating the crash and crew at the museum in Černíkovice. Weaver Doyle is my grandfather.

Malcom Walker was my grandfather. I was going through all his war paper and have everything about that mission. I would love to share if you'd like

 

[seesul]

Some information can be found here: 463rdBG

There is a permanent exhibit commemorating the crash and crew at the museum in Černíkovice. Weaver Doyle is my grandfather.

Malcom Walker was my grandfather. I was going through all his war paper and have everything about that mission. I would love to share if you'd like

A friend of mine is looking for the stories of the crew members of this Fort. Would you be able to share your info? If so I'd get you in touch with him. Thank you.

 

[Cwalker]

A friend of mine is looking for the stories of the crew members of this Fort. Would you be able to share your info? If so I'd get you in touch with him. Thank you.

Yes

 

[Jirka463]

Some information can be found here: 463rdBG

There is a permanent exhibit commemorating the crash and crew at the museum in Černíkovice. Weaver Doyle is my grandfather.

Muzeum v Černikovicích má o této posádce pár věcí, ale hodně tištěných materiálů je napsáno mnou. Prostě je tam dali.

 

[seesul]

Yes

Perfect, thank you. Can you please PM me your e-mail address? Have a nice weekend!