This is a list of missions flown by the 92nd Bomb Group (H) in World War II. It is an ongoing work with details being added as time permits. We also hope to eventually include the missions flown by the 92nd Bomb Wing, the 92nd Air Refueling Wing and the 325th Bomb Squadron.

NOTE: Some corrections have been made to this list. Please see the corrections page to see what they are.

1942
1943
1944
1945

1942
1	6 Sept	Meaulte, Fr	Avion Potez a/c plant 1 lost
2	26 Sept	Cherbourg, Fr	diversion
--	2 Oct	diversion along Fr coast	no credit given
3	9 Oct	Lille, Belg; St. Omer, Fr	Compagnie de Fives steel works, Ateliers D'Hellemes locomotive, freight car factory (Lille); aviation facility/air base-- target of last resort (St. Omer); 1 a/c lost, 1 man bailed; mid-air -- both a/c landed okay Sgt. Mervin G. Bush - 326 Sq - TG - rec'd. first Air Medal in ETO for shooting down two FW 190s (also rec'd. credit for one damaged a/c) first mission for 407th Sq
4	21 Oct	Cherbourg	airfield no bombs dropped/clouds
--	6 Dec	diversion	flew as 11Combat Crew Replacement Center (CCRC); recalled while over base
--	12 Dec	feint	flew as 11CCRC
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1943
Several 92nd BG crews went on detached service, flying missions with other bomb groups during March and April 1943. This included missions on 4 March to Hamm, 18 March to Vegesack, 22 March to Wilhelmshafen and 17 April to Bremen, in which 27 airmen were lost.
5	14 May	Kiel, Ger	shipyards; 1 lost
6	15 May	Heligoland Düne, Ger	target of opportunity (T/O); (Wilhelmshafen primary); 1 lost
7	17 May	Lorient, Fr	sub pens at Keroman
8	19 May	Kiel	shipyard's turbine engine facility
9	29 May	St. Nazaire, Fr	sub pens first mission for YB-40s
10	11 June	Wilhelmshafen, Ger	shipyard/sub pens (secondary target); (Bremen primary)
11	13 June	Bremen, Ger	shipyards/sub pens all a/c damaged-- heavy AA
--	15 June	Recall before Fr coast
12	22 June	Hüls, Ger	I.G. Farben Industrie Chemische Werke synthetic rubber plant 1 YB-40 lost first daylight raid over Ruhr first mission under new Combined Bomber Offensive
13	25 June	Oldenburg, Ger	Bloehm & Voss sub shops (T/O), (Hamburg primary)
14	26 June	Villacoublay, Poissy, Fr	air depot (Villacoublay-- primary), air base (Poissy-- secondary)
15	28 June	St. Nazaire	sub pens bombers took out the only serviceable lock entrance to U-boat basin
16	29 June	Villacoublay	air base bombs not dropped/clouds
17	4 July	Nantes, Fr	aircraft factory Sgt. Richard O. Gettys - 326th Sq - BT - rec'd Distinguished Service Cross 1 lost; several casualties
18	10 July	Caen, Fr	marshalling yard bombs not dropped/clouds
19	14 July	Villacoublay	air base; two casualties
20	17 July	Hannover, Ger	industrial complexes; recalled
21	24 July	Heroya, Nor	uncompleted Nordisk Littmetal works, magnesium mine, reducing plant; two casualties ; beginning of Little Blitz Week; longest mission to date (1800 miles); led 8AF; mission commander Col. Wm. M. Reid, group CO, rec'd Silver Star
--	25 July	Kiel	wing abandoned; unable to meet with division/weather
22	26 July	Hannover	Continental Gummiwerke A.G. Wahrenwalderstrasse tire plant (synthetic rubber) 1 lost, 2 ditched (crews rescued), 1 bailed, 2 casualties CMH to F/O John C. Morgan
23	28 July	Kassel, Ger	Feisler Flugzeubau a/c assembly plant; 2 lost last mission for YB-40s
24	29 July	Kiel	port area; 2 casualties
25	12 Aug	Bochum, Ger	(T/O) Ruhr Valley; (Gelsenkirchen primary); heavy industrial complex 4 lost; 11 casualties
26	15 Aug	Vlissingen, Neth	air base (secondary)
27	16 Aug	Le Bourget, Fr	air base last YB-40 mission
28	17 Aug	Schweinfurt, Ger	ball bearing plants; 2 lost part of Schweinfurt/Regensburg double strike; 8th AF lost 60 bombers
29	19 Aug	Flushing,Gilze-Rijen, Neth	air bases Lt. Arthur Stone - pilot - first in 326 Sq to complete his tour
30	24 Aug	Villacoublay	FW 190 assembly plant
31	27 Aug	Watten, Fr	V-1 launch sites; target kept secret three target runs 1 ditched, crew safe; at least 3 casualties
32	31 Aug	Amiens/Glisy, Fr	airfield (last resort); (Romilly air depot primary) led 8th AF; mission commander Col. Wm. M. Reid, group CO
--	2 Sept	airfields NW Fr	abandoned at Fr coast/heavy clouds
33	3 Sept	St. André de L'Eure, Fr	aerodrome (secondary), (Romilly Sur Seine primary) 1 lost
34	6 Sept	Strasbourg, Fr; Baden-Baden, Ger	industrial complexes, T/Os; (Stuttgart primary) 3 lost; 4 ditched, crews rescued
35	7 Sept	Brussels/Evere, Belg	air base
36	9 Sept	Lille, Vendeville	air bases last mission flown from Alconbury
No missions flown 10-22 September due to move from Alconbury to Podington
37	23 Sept	Nantes	sub pens, port installations 1 a/c cr during assembly
38	27 Sept	Emden, Ger	port installations first PFF mission by 482nd BG first time P-47s accompanied entire mission to Ger
39	2 Oct	Emden	port installations
40	4 Oct	Frankfurt am Main, Ger	a/c sub assembly 1 lost; several casualties T/Sgt. Glen R. Hansen - R - 326th Squadron - received Oak Leaf Cluster to Silver Star
41	8 Oct	Bremen	a/c plant complex
42	9 Oct	Gdynia, Pol	port installations, liner Stuttgart; 1 lost longest mission of war (1500 miles)
43	10 Oct	Coësfeld, Ger	T/O; (Münster primary)
44	14 Oct	Schweinfurt	ball bearing plants; heaviest rocket attacks 6 lost, 4 wounded, 1 killed, 2 crash-landed in England; 60 lost by 8th AF known as Black Thursday S/Sgt. Winston Toomey - 407 Sq - togglier - awarded Distinguished Service Cross; fatally wounded, but refused treatment until bombs dropped
45	20 Oct	Düren, Ger	industrial center; abandoned just after entering enemy coast/clouds
46	3 Nov	Wilhelmshaven	port/sub works
47	5 Nov	Gelsenkirchen, Ger	marshalling yard; 1 lost; several casualties
48	16 Nov	Knaben, Nor	molybdenum mining complex; 1 lost
--	23 Nov	first planned bombing of Berlin	scrubbed before t/o/icing conditions
49	26 Nov	Bremen	port/sub facilities; 2 lost; several casualties
--	30 Nov	Solingen, Ger	industrial complex; 1 a/c cr t/o; unable to bomb/weather
50	1 Dec	Solingen	industrial complex; 1 lost
51	5 Dec	LaRochelle, Fr	air base; abandoned/clouds
52	11 Dec	Emden	dock area, industrial center
53	13 Dec	Kiel	sub pens
54	16 Dec	Bremen	port area; 1 lost
55	20 Dec	Bremen	port area; 1 lost
56	22 Dec	Osnabrück, Ger	marshalling yards; 1 lost
57	24 Dec	Gueschart/Beauvoir, Fr	V-1 (Crossbow) sites (NOBALL)
58	30 Dec	Ludwigshafen, Ger	I.G. Farben Industrie chemical plant
59	31 Dec	Cognac & Chateaubernard, Bordeaux, Fr	air bases (secondary target); (Merignoc primary); 3 lost
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1944
60	4 Jan	Kiel	port complex; 2 lost
61	5 Jan	Kiel	port complex led division
62	7 Jan	Ludwigshafen	I.G. Farben Industrie chemical plant, works
63	11 Jan	Oschersleben, Ger	aviation plants (secondary); (Halberstadt primary) 2 lost, 4 casualties heaviest opposition since Black Thursday Distinguished Unit Citation
64	14 Jan	Lingen, Fr	V-1 (Crossbow) sites (NOBALL) bombing by squadrons
65	21 Jan	LePlouy/Ferme, Fr	Crossbow sites (NOBALL) returned w/o bombing/weather
66	29 Jan	Frankfurt am Main	industrial center; 1 lost two formations sent-- 53 a/c first time 92BG flying own PFF a/c
67	30 Jan	Brunswick, Ger	aviation plants; 2 lost (collided) two formations sent
68	3 Feb	Wilhelmshafen	sub bases
69	4 Feb	Frankfurt am Main	marshalling yards; 2 lost two formations
70	5 Feb	Chateaudun, Fr	air base led 40th Combat Wing
71	6 Feb	Nancy, Fr	air base; brought bombs back/clouds
72	8 Feb	Frankfurt am Main	industrial center; 3 lost
73	11 Feb	Ludwigshafen	industrial center, (T/O); (Frankfurt primary) led 40th Combat Wing
74	20 Feb	Leipzig, Ger	Me-109 plants; 1 lost; minor casualties beginning of "Big Week"
75	21 Feb	Hopsten, Ger	air base (T/), (Lippstadt primary) 2 lost, 2 wounded, 2 minor casualties
76	22 Feb	Aalborg, Den	air base; bombs not dropped/clouds 2 lost (1 rammed by Me 109)
77	24 Feb	Schweinfurt	industrial center; 3 lost
78	25 Feb	Stuttgart, Augsburg, Ger	ball bearing plant, aviation plant; 2 lost end of "Big Week"
79	28 Feb	Heroubville	Crossbow sites (NOBALL)
80	2 Mar	Frankfurt am Main	marshalling yards, electric equipment mfg; 2 lost
81	3 Mar	Berlin	Erkner; recalled/clouds; 1 lost
82	4 Mar	Bonn, Ger	city center (T/O); (Berlin primary)
83	6 Mar	Berlin	Erkner ball bearing plant; 4 lost led 40th CBW group's first use of new incendiary bombs, M-17s
84	8 Mar	Berlin	Erkner ball bearing
85	9 Mar	Berlin	Oranienburg helium plant; 2 lost led 8th AF
86	16 Mar	Augsburg	air base (secondary target) (Oberpfaffenhofen Dornier factory primary) 1 lost
87	18 Mar	Lechfeld, Ger	air base/industrial center (home of Me-262); 1 lost
88	20 Mar	Frankfurt	industrial center (Alfred Teves factory); abandoned/clouds
89	22 Mar	Berlin	(secondary); (Oranienburg aviation/industrial complex primary) Lt. Burnett, crew, formerly 326th Sq, currently in PFF group, shot down
90	23 Mar	Hamm, Ger	a/c repair depot; 5 lost
91	24 Mar	Frankfurt am Main	industrial center (secondary); (Schweinfurt primary) led 40th CBW
92	26 Mar	Mimoyecques, Fr	Crossbow sites (NOBALL)
93	27 Mar	LaRochelle	air base
94	28 Mar	Dijon/Longvie, Fr	air base
95	29 Mar	Brunswick	Waggam Works led 40th CBW
96	10 Apr	Brussels	Evere air base
97	11 Apr	Stettin, Ger	industrial center (T/O); (Sorau, Pol, primary); one a/c bombed Cottbus 8 lost; several casualties entire mission flown at 15,000 ft. led division
98	18 Apr	Oranienburg	marshalling yards
99	19 Apr	Kassel	Luftwaffe aerodrome
100	20 Apr	Lingham Zadausques, Fr	Crossbow sites (NOBALL)
101	22 Apr	Hamm	marshalling yards
102	24 Apr	Oberpfaffenhofen, Ger	Dornier a/c plant; 5 lost
103	25 Apr	Nancy/Essey	air base; led 40th CBW
104	26 Apr	Brunswick	Waggam Works
105	27 Apr	Bois Coquerel, Fr	Crossbow sites (NOBALL); morning mission first time two missions flown one day
106	27 Apr	Nancy/Essey	air base; afternoon mission
107	28 Apr	St. Avord, Fr	a/c repair depot
108	29 Apr	Berlin	industrial center; 2 lost
109	30 Apr	Lyon/Bron, Fr	air base 407th Sq only
110	1 May	Le Grismont, Fr	Crossbow sites (NOBALL) did not bomb/clouds
111	1 May	Reims, Fr	marshalling yard led wing
112	4 May	Berlin	industrial center; recalled/wealther
113	7 May	Berlin	industrial center; 1 casualty
114	8 May	Berlin	industrial center; 1 lost;2 casualties; 3 bailed led division; Col. Wm. M. Reid, group CO, mission commander
115	9 May	Thionville, Fr	marshalling yards
116	11 May	Kons Karthaus	marshalling yards late afternoon mission
117	12 May	Merseburg, Ger	I.G. Farben synthetic oil plant; 1 lost
118	13 May	Stettin, Ger	marshalling yards (T/O); (Poznan, Pol, oil target primary)
119	19 May	Berlin	industrial center
120	20 May	Paris	Orly a/f; 3 a/c cr on t/o; 21 killed
121	23 May	Saarbrücken	marshalling yards
122	24 May	Berlin	industrial center; 1 loss
123	25 May	Thionville	marshalling yards 92BG, 389BG, 390BG testing radar for D-Day invasion
124	27 May	Pas de Calais	Crossbow sites (NOBALL) 327th Sq only
125	27 May	Mannheim, Ger	marshalling yards
126	28 May	Ruhland, Ger	synthetic oil plant; 2 casualties led division; Lt. Col. Andre R. Brousseau, mission commander, rec'd. Silver Star Capt. Edwd. T. O'Grady, lead bombardier, rec'd.third oak leaf cluster to Distinguished Flying Cross
127	29 May	Cottbus, Ger	oil refineries; 2 lost
128	31 May	Strasbourg	marshalling yards bombs not dropped/weather
129	2 June	Dannes, Fr	Crossbow sites (NOBALL)
130	2 June	Paris	southern marshalling yards
131	3 June	Palaiseau, Fr	Crossbow sites (NOBALL) (tactical targets)
132	4 June	Equihen, Fr	RR bridges/marshalling yards
133	6 June	Longues, Fr	coastal batteries; D-Day
	6 June	Caen	recalled 10 mi off Fr coast/clouds
134	6 June	Thury-Harcourt, Flers, Fr	marshalling yards/industrial center
135	7 June	Kerlin, Bastard, Fr	air bases
136	8 June	St. Jacques, Fr	air base
137	11 June	Conches, Fr	air base
138	12 June	Lille	regional air bases
139	14 June	Bretigny, Fr	Etantes/Moniques air base; 1 lost
140	15 June	Nantes	RR bridge; 1 casualty led division
141	17 June	Viller/L'Eveque, Fr	V weapon sites at air base; led wing
142	18 June	Hamburg	oil refinery/storage complex Capt. Chas. W. Hodges - 326 Sq - pilot - rec'd Distinguished Service Cross, Lt. Gaylord Corliss, Hodges' co-p, riding in nose, rec'd Silver Star; for bringing ship home safely after Hodges severely wounded, command pilot Capt. Robt. J. Crutcher killed
143	19 June	Pas de Calais	V weapon sites
144	20 June	Hamburg, Ger	oil refinery/storage complex; 1 lost
145	21 June	Berlin	industrial center
146	22 June	Bientques/Creppieul, Fr	V weapon sites
147	22 June	Ghent, Belg	industrial targets
148	24 June	Bremen	oil storage complex; led division
149	25 June	Auxerre, Fr	RR/highway bridges (150 km SE of Paris)
150	28 June	Laon/Athies, Fr	air bases
151	29 June	Leipzig, Ger	Quackenbruck air base
152	2 July	Blangermont, Fr	heavy V weapon site under construction (NOBALL)
153	6 July	Aurerre/Coubronne, Fr	V weapon sites (NOBALL)
154	7 July	Leipzig	Taucha oil refinery
155	8 July	Prevent/Poix, Fr	RR bridge/air base; 1lost
156	9 July	Chalonnes, Fr	Loire River bridge
157	11 July	Munich, Ger	central marshalling yards; 2 lost
158	12 July	Munich	industrial center; at least 2 casualties
159	13 July	Munich	Agfa Chemicals/industrial center
160	16 July	Munich	BMW; 3 lost; at least 3 casualties
161	17 July	Anzy le Chateau, Fr	RR bridge
162	18 July	Peenemunde, Ger	V-2/jet test/development; at least 1 casualty
163	19 July	Augsburg	industrial center
164	20 July	Köthen, Ger	air base; 1 lost
165	21 July	Ebelsbach, Ger	aircraft/ball bearings
166	24 July	St. Lô, Fr	ground troop support
167	25 July	St. Lô	troop suport/carpet bombing
168	28 July	Merseburg	synthetic oil refinery/storage
169	31 July	Munich	Schliesheim Air Base
170	1 Aug	Orleans/Bricey, Chateaudun, Fr	air bases
171	3 Aug	Merkweiler, Ger	oil refinery; 2 lost 42% of bombs w/i 550 ft. of aiming point (AP), 92% w/i 1,000 ft. one of most effective raids of war
172	4 Aug	Anklam, Ger	Focke-Wolfe plant
173	5 Aug	Hannover	Langenhagen Air Base
174	6 Aug	Brandenburg, Ger	Me-109 assembly plant (about 30 mi. fr Berlin)
175	7 Aug	Montbartier, Fr	bridge
176	8 Aug	Caen	attack on German lines
177	9 Aug	Karlsruhe, Ger	marshalling yards; 1 lost
178	12 Aug	Chaumont, Fr	aircraft park
179	13 Aug	Evreux, Fr	road junction; 1 lost
180	14 Aug	Trier, Ger	(T/O); (Stuttgart primary)
181	15 Aug	Frankfurt am Main	Eschburn Luftwaffe Base
182	16 Aug	Leipzig	Bohlen oil refinery
183	18 Aug	Huy, Belg	area bridges
184	24 Aug	Merseburg	oil refinery complex; 1 lost Me-163s (jets)
185	25 Aug	Peenemunde	V-2 plant complex; 4 lost led division
186	26 Aug	Gelsenkirchen	Nordstern oil complex every a/c damaged by flak led division; Col. Wm. M. Reid, group CO, mission commander, wounded in leg by AA
187	27 Aug	Wilhelmshafen	industrial center (T/O); (Berlin primary); bombs not dropped/weather
188	30 Aug	Kiel	port facilities
189	5 Sept	Ludwigshafen	I.G. Farben Chemicals; several casualties
190	8 Sept	Ludwigshafen	Oapu Oil Complex; 1 lost
191	9 Sept	Mannheim	marshalling yards
192	10 Sept	Stuttgart	Sindelfingen engineering; 1 lost, crew safe (awarded Bronze Stars by Patton)
193	11 Sept	Merseburg	oil refineries; 8 lost
194	13 Sept	Merseburg	Altenburg Oil Refineries; 4 lost T/Sgt. Theodore C. Franklin - 327 Sq - RO - awarded Soldiers' Medal for rescuing T/Sgt. Wm. A. Sanderson - F/E - from burning plane although severely wounded
195	17 Sept	Nijmegen, Neth	close air support
196	19 Sept	Unna, Ger	ordnance depot/storage
197	22 Sept	Kassel	Henschel Armor Plant; 1 lost
198	25 Sept	Frankfurt am Main	marshalling yards
199	26 Sept	Osnabrück	marshalling yards 1 Lt. William J. Gustafik - 326 sq - nav - rec'd Soldiers Medal for rescuing bomb'r 2 Lt. W. C. Edwards, Jr. after tire blew out on t/o, a/c crashed
200	27 Sept	Cologne	marshalling yards
201	28 Sept	Magdeburg	Magdeburg/Rothensee oil
202	30 Sept	Münster	marshalling yards
203	2 Oct	Kassel	ordnance depot 2 a/c collided during assembly; crews safe w/2 casualties, 2 cows killed
204	3 Oct	Nürnberg, Ger	motor transport facilities 2 lost (collided after target); 1 casualty
205	5 Oct	Cologne	industrial center; 1 lost
206	6 Oct	Stargard, Pol	air base
207	7 Oct	Zwickau, Ger	marshalling yards; 1 lost
208	9 Oct	Schweinfurt	industrial center (secondary)
209	14 Oct	Cologne	marshalling yards
210	15 Oct	Cologne	indistrial center
211	17 Oct	Cologne	marshalling yards
212	19 Oct	Mannheim, Rudescheim	air base, industrial centers
213	22 Oct	Bielefeld, Ger	automotive manufacturing
214	25 Oct	Hamburg
215	26 Oct	Hamburg	two oil storage complexes
216	30 Oct	Münster	marshalling yards
217	2 Nov	Merseburg	Leuna oil complex; led division Col. James W. Wilson, group CO, mission commander, rec'd oak leaf cluster to Silver Star
218	4 Nov	Hamburg	Harburg oil complex
219	5 Nov	Frankfurt am Main	marshalling yards
220	6 Nov	Hamburg	Harburg oil complex
221	8 Nov	Merseburg	Leuna oil complex
222	9 Nov	Metz, Ger	ground support XX Corps
223	16 Nov	Eschweiler, Ger	tactical support of major ground offensive
224	21 Nov	Hersfeld/Hunsfeld, Ger	marshalling yards/tactical support (T/Os); (Hamburg primary)
225	25 Nov	Merseburg	Leuna oil
226	26 Nov	Misburg, Ger	oil refinery; 500 e/a; 2 casualties
227	29 Nov	Misburg	oil refinery
228	30 Nov	Merseburg	Leuna oil; 1 lost
229	4 Dec	Kassel	marshalling yards
230	6 Dec	Merseburg	Leuna oil
231	9 Dec	Stuttgart	marshalling yards/air bases
232	11 Dec	Frankfurt am Main	marshalling yards; 1 lost, crew returned
233	15 Dec	Kassel	marshalling yards; led 8AF
234	18 Dec	Kaiserslautern, Ger	communications center
235	23 Dec	Ehrang, Ger	marshalling yards
236	24 Dec	Frankfurt am Main	Giessen Luftwaffe complex; 6 lost
237	28 Dec	Koblenz, Ger	Bullay RR bridge; marshalling yards
238	30 Dec	Koblenz	Bullay RR bridge
239	31 Dec	Kordel, Ger	Ehrang/Kordel RR network
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1945
240	1 Jan	Kassel	tank factory (secondary target); (Magdeburg primary); 1 lost; at least 1 casualty e/a encountered first time in weeks
241	2 Jan	Bitburg, Ger	highway junction/communications center
242	5 Jan	Niederbresig, Ger	air base
243	6 Jan	Cologne	south RR; Duetz bridges
244	7 Jan	Euskirchen, Ger	bridges/marshalling yards
245	8 Jan	Wissembourg, Ger	bridges/marshalling yards 1 lost, crew returned
246	10 Jan	Gymnich	air base; at least one casualty 4 bailed, including S/Sgt. Jn. H. Carter 327 Sq - WG - for second consecutive mission; 3 returned
247	13 Jan	Karlsruhe	Maximiliansau bridge
248	14 Jan	Cologne	Hohenzollern RR bridge
249	15 Jan	Freiburg, Ger	marshalling yards
250	17 Jan	Paderborn, Ger	RR workshops/marshalling yards
251	21 Jan	Pforzheim, Ger	precision machinery manufacturing center
252	28 Jan	Cologne	bridges/marshalling yards; 1 lost; 2 landed Continent
253	29 Jan	Koblenz/Mosel	marshalling yards
254	1 Feb	Ludwigshafen	marshalling yards led division "B" force
255	3 Feb	Berlin	industrial center; 1 lost largest daylight raid on Berlin
256	6 Feb	Saalfeld, Ger	(T/O); (Lützkendorf primary)
257	9 Feb	Lützkendorf, Ger	synthenic oil complex; at least 1 casualty
258	10 Feb	Ijmuiden, Neth	sub pens; first Disney (rocket bombs) mission
259	14 Feb	Dresden, Ger	marshalling yards; 1 lost; 3 landed Continent (fuel)
260	16 Feb	Dortmund, Ger	Hoesch Benzol coking plant
261	19 Feb	Bochum, Ger	Carolinegluck; 1 a/c lost during assembly, crew bailed
262	20 Feb	Nürnberg	rail network/marshalling yards
263	21 Feb	Nürnberg	rail network/marshalling yards
264	22 Feb	Wittenberg, Ger	RR overpass; Operation Clarion with 1,482 a/c bombing multiple targets in various parts of Germany
265	23 Feb	Kitzingen, Ger	marshalling yards; sev'l landed Continent (fuel)
266	24 Feb	Hamburg	Albrecht synthetic oil complex
267	25 Feb	Munich	marshalling yards; 1 lost
268	26 Feb	Berlin	marshalling yards; 1 lost
269	27 Feb	Leipzig	rail network/marshalling yards; 1 casualty
270	1 Mar	Reutlingen	marshalling yard led wing
271	2 Mar	Böhlen	synthetic oil refinery
272	3 Mar	Ruhland, Chemnitz, Ger	oil complex I (primary - Ruhland), RR yards (Chemnitz - secondary); 2 lost
273	7 Mar	Fulda, Ger	(T/O); 1 casualty led division 2 Lt. Geo. W. Bailey - 407 Sq - nav - rec'd Silver Star
274	8 Mar	Essen, Ger	Emil oil complex
275	9 Mar	Kassel	Henschel Motor Works; 1 lost; 3 casualties
276	10 Mar	Dortmund, Ger	marshalling yards
277	11 Mar	Bremen	sub pens
278	12 Mar	Swinemunde,, Ger	marshalling yards; 1 lost support of Russian army
279	14 Mar	Lohne, Ger	marshalling yards led division
280	14 Mar	Ijmuiden, Neth	E boat pens; second Disney a/c bombed individually
281	15 Mar	Zossen (Berlin)	Wehrmacht HQ
282	17 Mar	Molbis, Ger	benzol/power plants
283	18 Mar	Berlin	Schlesicher RR complex; 2 lost
284	19 Mar	Plauen, Ger	marshalling yards
285	20 Mar	Hamburg	docks/Harburg oil
286	21 Mar	Rhein, Ger	jet fighter base
287	22 Mar	Bottrop, Ger	Wehrmacht Barracks SHAEF specified 92nd
288	23 Mar	Recklinghausen, Ger	marshalling yards
289	24 Mar	Achmer, Hesepe, Ger	Luftwaffe jet fighter bases
290	24 Mar	Twente, Neth	air base
291	28 Mar	Berlin	Tank 7 Armament Works; 1 casualty
292	30 Mar	Bremen	Wester RR bridge
293	31 Mar	Halle, Ger	marshalling yards led wing
294	3 Apr	Kiel	Deutsche U-boat yard
295	4 Apr	Fassberg, Ger	airbase; 1 lost; Disney mission to Hamburg
296	5 Apr	Ingolstadt, Ger	ordnance depot
297	6 Apr	Leipzig	main station/marshalling yards led division
298	7 Apr	Wesendorf,Ger	air base
299	8 Apr	Halberstadt, Ger	marshalling yards
300	10 Apr	Oranienburg	air base
301	11 Apr	Kreiburg, Ger	munitions mfg; 1 lost t/o, crew safe a/c at 25,000 ft rocked by explosions
302	13 Apr	Neuminster, Ger	marshalling yards
303	14 Apr	Royan, Fr	coastal batteries/flak positions; request of French forces
304	15 Apr	Royan, Fr	coastal batters/flak positions; napalm
305	16 Apr	Platting, Ger	marshalling yards 80% of bombs w/i 500 ft A/P; 95% w/i 1,000 ft; 100% w/i 2,000 ft
306	17 Apr	Dresden	marshalling yards; 2 lost
307	18 Apr	Rosenheim, Ger	marshalling yards
308	25 Apr	Pilsen, Czech	armament plants; 1 lost led 8th AF last bombing mission by 8th AF in WWII in EuropeanTheater
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