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Tidal Wave Footage Photos, 15th AAF and Luftwaffe, 'Black Sunday', 1 August 1943| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 11:08 am
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The womens ( one in black probably widow) from the nearby village looking with compassion to the tragic scene of the B-24 wrecks thinking about their husbands on russians front. Attached Image  |
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| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 11:24 am
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My mother ( who was a Kid in WWII) born in "Baragan" area north of Slobozia city said to me that the people in the romanian villages when a plane crashed (WWII) they compose said songs ( Ballads) with lyrics describing the tragedy. ( she told me one with a Ju 52 with wounded soldiers crashed next to them) So probably for this B-24 the romanian "Folclor" made a song too. Attached Image  |
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| cipiamon |
Posted: January 07, 2005 11:27 am
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It would be great to go in expedition
 I'l call you tonight when i get back from work. |
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| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 11:42 am
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Another B-24 crashed unindentified yet. ( probably near Ploesti -we can see in the back smock form hit targets)
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| alexkdl |
Posted: January 07, 2005 12:11 pm
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From the map crash locations drawn by the German flack man in 1944 to his commander as a piece of rememberance, and comparing it to the track of the aircarft in relation to the refineries ...it looks thats the EUROCYLDON !
ALex This post has been edited by alexkdl on January 07, 2005 12:15 pm |
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| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 12:26 pm
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Another B-24 returned to Benghazi
41-11815 G DAISY 98BG 415thBS, Pilot Lewis N.MAE Ellis, 389thBG 10 |
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| cipiamon |
Posted: January 07, 2005 12:30 pm
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Probably the one whit some smoke in the distance is taken around Floresti, a few Km north of Ploiesti.
Is remeber a photo of the liberators crossing above a colon of trees. The trees are [brazi] planted along a road. And i remeber seeing these colon of trees at north of Ploesti, exactly like in the potos, i took pictures but i don\t have the picturs whit me right now. This post has been edited by cipiamon on January 07, 2005 12:31 pm |
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| cipiamon |
Posted: January 07, 2005 12:32 pm
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Probably the shell entered right in the gunner.
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| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 12:39 pm
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The crew of Daisy Mae : LewisN.Ellis Callistus E.Fager Julius K.Klenkbell Guido Gioano Arthur T.Waugh Nicholas C.Hunt Carl A. Alfredson Owen J.Coldiron Blase B.Dillman James W.Ayres. In the picture below the crew of Daisy around Guido Gioano wounded (after Tidal wave mission) in Benghazi hospital tent. |
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| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 12:45 pm
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In fact tail gunner Sgt. Nick Hunt had only one hand wounded by shell fragments and he said he finally shot down that Bf 109 attacking Daisy Mae from the back. |
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| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 01:30 pm
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The picture could also help to indentify the crash place. The hills in the background were never changed. So Keep eyes on it Cip for the trip. |
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| Cantacuzino |
Posted: January 07, 2005 01:33 pm
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The cronograph it'a Waltham? |
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| cipiamon |
Posted: January 07, 2005 01:37 pm
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I am making maps as we speak
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| Barbosu |
Posted: January 07, 2005 02:24 pm
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Hi everybody. I read a lot of the topics on this forum (old ones too) and I found out that you hope to find a wrek of any aircraft from WWII.
If it not a problem I wish I could help you with that project. As I asked Victor in another topic, do you actually meet in person? I'm staying in Bucharest and I'd be happy to meet you and get to know each other. Maybe we could plan some trips to find crash sites. I do not have yet your knoledge in AAR but I try to get better as I'm looking now for my uncle who was a pilot in WWII (please see the topic "how to find a 40's pilot", maybe you can help me). Bye, Barbosu |
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| alexkdl |
Posted: January 07, 2005 02:39 pm
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Here something about the WONGO WONGO, it took off from the 376 Bmb Grp from Benghazi ...it flew on formation on mediteranian and while climbing to higher altitude the pilots who were lightly dressed due to the heat in Benghazi elected to wear the high altitude heated suits and as is presumed inadvertedly pushed the airplane on a high speed dive beyond recovery ( due to fuel and bombs wheight) and plunged into the sea. It will be excavated sometimes in 2005
Al |
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