Losses

325th Squadron

a/c B-17 G-10-DL
237755 NV A
Dottie G

crew to Switzerland
first B-17 G to be interned in Switzerland

Crew Member	Position
2 Lt. Clifford P. Beach	P
F/O Homer L. Ford	C
2 Lt. John P. Keefer	N
Pvt. William A. Lenovich	B
S/Sgt. Paul Terry	R
S/ Thos H. Winkler	E
Sgt. Joseph W. Martin	BT
Pvt. Eugene O. Seipold	RW
Sgt. George F. Schaub	LW
Sgt. Raymond J. Wilcox	R

326th Squadron

a/c B-17 B-115-BO
230623 L (camera ship)

hit by flak in Stuttgart vicinity; hit again at Saarbrücken, forced from formation
attacked by two Me 109s
crew began bailing out over Falstroff
a/c wingtip hit powerline; a/c crashed in grove of trees about a mile from Laumesfeld

Crew Member	Position	Status
2 Lt. Charles G. "Gordon" Nashold	P	K
2 Lt. James L. Liles	C	P
2 Lt. George R. Fahlstrom	N	P
2 Lt. Fred W. Butler	B	P
S/Sgt. William E. Schuff	R	P
S/Sgt. William J. Richardson	E	P
Pvt. Earl E. Keller	BT	K
Sgt. Paul V. Zeman	RW	P
Sgt. Leo J. Connors	LW	P
Pvt. Tommy E. Radman	T	P

Casualties

Airman	Squadron	Position	Status	Pilot
Sgt. John W. Campbell	325	RW	wounded in right elbow	Easley
2 Lt. Theodore Creznic	327	N	hit in calf of leg by flak. Lost considerable blood. Very good first aid afforded by bombardier.	Kelley
1 Lt. Williamm J. Coughlin	327	B	flak right leg, right arm	Wilder
S/Sgt. David Elowitz	327	LW	hit on right foot; swollen	Wilder
1 Lt. Eugene E. Goldstein	327	N	face cut by flak	Ogburn
1 Lt. James T. Corrigan	327	B	wrist probably broken	Ogburn

Last updated 10-29-03 0726 est (1226 z)