Losses
327th Squadron
a/c B-17 G-1-VE 239831 L
hit by flak just past the target
finally shot down by an FW 190
crew bailed
| Crew Member | Position | Status |
| Capt. John O. Booker | P | P |
| Maj. Wilson P. Todd | new Sq CO | P |
| 1Lt. John J. Bradley | N | E* |
| 1Lt. Robert S. Wilkins | B | P |
| T/Sgt. William L. Warren | E | P |
| T/Sgt. Porfirio D. Garcia | R | S |
| S/Sgt. John W. Hancock | BT | P |
| S/ Eugene M. Sampson | RW | P |
| S/Sgt. Ray V. Cupp | LW | P |
| 1Lt. James A. McAvoy | T | P |
*Lt. Bradley was taken captive and imprisoned in the Brussels Civilian Internment Camp. He escaped, along with 2 Lt. Ford W. Babcock, who was shot down 1 January 1944, when patriots derailed the train on which they were being evacuated to Germany. The Germans abandoned the train and the prisoners.
Casualties
| Airman | Squadron | Position | Status | Pilot |
| 1 Lt. William B. Rose | 326 | P | hit in back w/part of oxygen bottle from 20 mm fire | Rose |
| T/Sgt. William A. Gurke | 326 | E | hit in leg above right knee w/20 mm | Rose |
| T/Sgt. Howard B. Scott | 407 | E | AA wounds in "right chin and cheek" | Lyng |
Other Injuries, Illnesses
| Airman | Squadron | Position | Injury | Pilot |
| 2Lt. James L. Hunt | 326 | N | anoxia | Rose |
| S/Sgt Grady H. Gwin | 326 | BT | sick and passed out coming into enemy coast | Shannon |
| Thos. R. Buckingham | 407 | LW | bends | Miles |
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