HEAVEN CAN WAIT
B-17G 43-7247
CREW ROSTER
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| Mission | Pilot | Co-Pilot | Bombardier | Navigator | Flight Eng. | Radioman | Ball Gunner | Port Waist | Star. Waist | Tail Gunner |
| Capt. | 1st Lt. | 2nd Lt. | 2nd Lt. | SSgt. | Tech Sgt. | Sgt. | Sgt. | Sgt. | Sgt. | |
| Miss. Flown | 10 | 10 | 8 | 3 | 3 | 9 | 10 | 6 | 4 | 10 |
| Gyor | Johnstone, Gary | Edwards, Martin | Acton, Jon | Schenz, Henry L. | Forsythe, Richard | Armstrong, Gerry | Allen, Matthew | Dyer, Herbert | Froner, Lance | De Lavier, Tim |
| Ploestri | Johnstone SW=8 days | Edwards | Acton KIA | Schenz KIA | Forsythe LW=3 days | Armstrong LW | Allen LW=2 days | Dyer KIA | Froner KIA | De Lavier FB=Recovers |
Special Crew Abilities: None
CREW HISTORY:
Crew exchanged B-17F, Quien Sabe for B-17G, Heaven Can Wait, 13 April 1944.
MISSION RECORD
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Mission |
Target City |
Target Type |
Bomb Run |
Fw-190 Claimed/Dam | Me-109 Claimed/Dam | Me-110 Claimed/Dam | |||
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51 |
Gyor, Hungary | Aircraft Factory | 5 | - | - | 1 | 0 | - | - |
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Ploesti, Rumania | Marshalling Yards | 0 | 1 | 3 | 2 | |||
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TOTALS |
Avg: 2.5% | 1 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | ||
MISSION NOTES
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Mission |
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51 |
New crew aircraft assignment for Quien Sabe. Returned with minor superficial damage to the fuselage caused by flak and no casualties. Claims: 1 Me-109 by SSgt. Forsythe. |
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Aircraft returned out of formation at 10,000 feet due to loss of heat to tail and pilot compartment, co-pilot Edwards landed the aircraft single handed with pilot Johnstone seriously wounded and the remaining 4 survivors bailing out over base, due to the starboard landing gear being inoperable. The plane is beyond repair even though 1st Lt. Edwards brought her back to earth without further casualties. Claims 2 ME-109s & 1 FW-190 by SSgt Forsythe and 1 Me-109 by Sgt. De Lavier, 1 ME-110 apiece by 2nd Lt. Schenz and Sgt De Lavier. |