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From the general orders indexed by the Army Air Corps Library and Museum.
Casualty questionnaire, page 8 · 28 December 1944
AFPRA-1)
File
10753
INDIVIDUAL CASUALTY QUESTIONNAIRE
Name of crew member:
GLYNN, "artin J.
Rank:
Sgt.
Serial number:
37575777
Position: Crew (Bomber) or
Ball Turret Gunner
Did he bail out?
Where?
If not, why not?
Last contact or conversation just prior to or at time of loss of plane:
Was he injured?
Where was he when last S
Some as information
Any hearsay information:
Roy a milner
Luther L. Hugg III
Source:
Any explanation of his fate based in part or wholly on supposition:
Total number of missions of above crew member:
Dates and destinations if possible:
6-3861, AF
National Archives, MACR 10753, page 8 · Machine-read from microfilm, uncorrected.
Eyewitness statement, page 10: MILNER, Roy E · 28 December 1944
AFPRA-11
File # 10753
INDIVIDUAL CASUALTY QUESTICNNAIRE
Name of crew member:
MILNER, Roy E.
Rank:
s/sgt.
not a menber of my
Serial number:
20924942
original crew -
Position: Crew (Bomber) or Navigator -
(?)
flew as topylasi
not navigator.
LT. MARSHALL I. REVITT
Did he bail out? YES - DFC. 28,1944
NOTE
0-2066464 was NAV,
ON TNIS DATE,
Where?
NORTHEEN, YUGOSIAVIA - NEAR OR IN VICIALLY OF TRIESTE
( NARTH EAST)
If not, why not?
Last contact or conversation just prior to or at time of loss of plane:
Everything NORMAL
- PLANE NOT LOST - FLOWN To ANCONA
8Y
Was he injured?
No
Where was he when last seen?
IN NOSE OF AIR CRAFT.
Any information: THE FACTS ARE THAT ALL CREW MEMBERS
BAILED OUT MET YOGOSLAV PARTISANS AND ALL RETURNED
To OUR BASE IN ITALY /N TEN (10) DAYS WITHOUT
ANY PAYSICAL DIS. BILITY OR HARMFUL EFFECTS.
Source : CONSULT RECORDS OF 840 B.Sa. 483 B. Gp. AP0521(ITALY)
15TH AAF.
Any explanatic. of his fate based in part or wholly on supposition:
IF SGT. MILNER WAS A CASUALTY HE was NOT
WITH MY CREW AT THE TIME AND I HAVE No
KNOWLEDGE OF SAID CASUALTY
Total number of missions of above crew member: UNKNOWN
Dates and destinations if possible: DEC.28,1944 - I believe this record has been
confused with another mission - flown at a later date (20 APRIL 8945), Ar .
.
WHICH TIME Sgt. Milner was not even on our plane! On 20 APRIL 1945
TWO MEN WERE C'ASUALTIES 1) 5/Sgt Martin J. Glywn - 37575777
" s/sgt Charles Wilson -
Botn HAVE REPERTED ON.
Clarence m. Keen Jr.
0-826899
6-3861, AF
1st It. A.C.
National Archives, MACR 10753, page 10 · Machine-read from microfilm, uncorrected.
Casualty questionnaire, page 13 · 28 December 1944
George G. Korotky
314 East 131st Street
New York City, N.Y.
March 5, 1946
PPR
Dear Sir:-
I have not ventured any information on the attached
"Individual Casualty Questionnaires' ber: se they apparently
pertain to another Mission, of which I have no knowledge of.
The Mission I described in the "Casualty Questionnaire"
is the only one that I flew with that particular Crew and s/Sgt
Milner and Sgt. Glynn both returned to base with us.
I left the Fifteenth Airforce in Italy on May 5, 1945 for
reassignment in the United States and was Honorably Discharged
on May 31, 1945. The information on the "Casualty Questionnaire"
is from the Organization of which I was a member, when I Bailed
Out and when I departed for the U.S.A.
I am sorry that I cannot offer any more information but
if ever I can be of any service to you or the Service I would
be more than happy to oblige.
Wishing God-Speed for the return of all Service men, I
remain.
styling
George Sincerely s. G. Korotky yours
National Archives, MACR 10753, page 13 · Machine-read from microfilm, uncorrected.
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