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faq faq use of photographs and video how to start military research in the united kingdom using comments to discover information about a relative contact me guestbook apps overlord wwii today jun 13 1943 usaaf suffer heavy losses in attack on u-boat yards the route taken by usaaf bombers on 13th june 1943 for their attack on u-boat bases at bremen. a separate attack was on the bases at kiel at the same time. bombs falling on the port of bremen during an earlier usaaf raid. the usaaf based in britain were now a formidable force, mounting ever larger attacks in daylight raids on the continent of europe. they were encountering growing numbers of luftwaffe fighters. it had been hoped that the flying fortresses, bristling with gun ports, would be able to take on the fighters, especially when they were flying in formation and able to defend each other. it was now evident that the armaments of the bombers alone were not sufficient to deter the german fighters and the allies lacked long range fighters capable of accompanying the bombers on the long missions to germany: sunday, 13 june 1943 (eighth air force) viii bomber command mission number 63: 151 b-17’s are dispatched against the bremen, germany u-boat yards; 122 hit the target claiming 2-2-1 luftwaffe aircraft; we lose 4 and 31 are damaged; casualties are 8 wia and 32 mia. a smaller force of 76 b-17’s is dispatched against the kiel, germany u-boat yards; 60 hit the target and claim 39-5-14 luftwaffe aircraft; we lose 22, 1 is damaged beyond repair and 23 are damaged; casualties are 3 kia, 20 wia and 213 mia. heaviest fighter attacks to date against eighth air force accounts for 26 b-17’s, mostly of the force attacking kiel. the planes attacking bremen had a relatively easy time compared with those attacking kiel: from the 303rd bomber group combat mission report: major glenn e. hagenbuch, 427bs commanding officer, flew as the lead pilot in bad check, #41-24587. twenty-seven fortresses left molesworth to attack bremen in northern germany. four aircraft returned early because of mechanical or equipment problems: #41-24539, jersey bounce, 358bs (o’connor) #41-24565, idaho potato peeler, 359bs (smith) #42-5177, fast worker mk ii, 359bs (mattison) #42-3131, flak wolf, 427bs (burch) maj. glenn e. hagenbuch  the main group formation of 20 b-17s of the 358th, 359th, and 427th squadrons was led by 359th bs(h) co maj. william calhoun, pilot, and lt. col. eugene romig, operations officer, co-pilot, in the ‘8’ ball mkii. maj. lewis lyle, co, 360th bs, led seven of the 360th’s b-17s as part of a composite squadron with the 379th bg(h). the 303rd bg(h) dropped 57 1/2 tons of 500-lb. bombs from 26,000 feet on the target area. flak was reported as moderate, but accurate. both maj. calhoun and lt. col. romig reported their bombing as ineffective. maj. lyle, pilot, and capt. fredericks, co-pilot, of snap! crackle! pop!, had completed their combat tours. they flew a separate bomb run and also reported that their bombs fell in the target area. capt. fredericks stated, “the target was obscured in a rather heavy smoke screen, but the sighting was good and our bombs went right into the spot they should have.” 1lt. george t. mackin, flying as an official observer on the same b-17, added, “i went along to watch the formations of one of our newer groups. both their bombing and ours looked pretty good.” all crews expressed amazement at the lack of fighter opposition. not more than four to six enemy fighters were observed and none were claimed as destroyed. most of the gunners did little more than “test fire” their guns. they felt it was more of a sightseeing trip than a bombing raid over germany. the 76 planes that attacked kiel were less fortunate, the plan to divide the attention of the luftwaffe had failed and most of them concentrated on this force. amongst those killed was brigadier general nathan b. forrest iii, chief of staff, flying as an observer. united states eighth air force general nathan bedford forrest iii was the great-grandson of confederate general nathan bedford forrest. he was regarded as one of the best and youngest air force generals of his day. he was declared dead and posthumously received the distinguished flying cross. after world war ii, his body was recovered from germany and he was laid to rest in arlington national cemetery – ironically on grounds once owned by his great-grandfather’s commanding officer, general robert e. lee. he was the first us general killed in europe. andreas zapf at chronicles of the luftwaffe 1939-1945 has made a detailed study of the raid using all the available post war information. the lead crew on the attack on bremen, 13th june 1943: the ‘8’ ball mkii #41-24635 (359bs) bn-o 103rd pbcw #2 low (359bs) – pilot maj w.r. calhoun / copilot ltcol e.a. romig maj w.r. calhoun (p), ltcol e.a. romig (cp), capt j.m. strickland (n), 1lt m. vegua, jr. (n), capt r.j. yonkman (b), 1lt l.m. schulstad (tg-o) t/sgt r.r. zaorski (e), s/sgt r.c. fortunak (wg), t/sgt c.r. terry (r), s/sgt w.c. mulgrew (bt), s/sgt m.a. murphy (wg) b-24s (see comments) over kiel during a raid in may 1943 { 2 comments } jun 12 1943 planes from uss bogue surprise u-118 on surface 12th june 1943: planes from uss bogue surprise u-118 on surface about one-third of the crew, it is believed, were never able to leave the u-boat. a well-placed stick of bombs hit u-118 forward of the conning tower and blew her in two, the boat seeming to break apart in the middle. one survivor swimming nearby, said he saw czygan, his white shirt covered with blood, kneeling on the bridge as his ship disappeared in a fountain of spray and debris. all survivors believed he made no effort to save himself. jun 11 1943 stalin objects to putting off invasion of europe 11th june 1943: stalin objects to putting off invasion of europe your decision creates exceptional difficulties for the soviet union, which, straining all its resources, for the past two years, has been engaged against the main forces of germany and her satellites, and leaves the soviet army, which is fighting not only for its country, but also for its allies, to do the job alone, almost single-handed, against an enemy that is still very strong and formidable jun 10 1943 german police report on the katyn massacre 10th june 1943: german police report on the katyn massacre preliminary excavations undertaken in various parts of the wooded area invariably led to the discovery of mass-graves (‘fraternal graves’) in which the bodies of russians of both sexes were found. some of these bodies were carefully examined and it was proved that, without exception, death was caused by a shot in the back of the neck. from the documents found, it appeared that they were prisoners from the nkvd jail in smolensk, the majority being political prisoners. jun 9 1943 yugoslav leader tito wounded in luftwaffe attack 9th june 1943: yugoslav leader tito wounded in luftwaffe attack one of the commanders of the escort battalion and several of his men lay dead; tito, wounded by a bomb splinter in the shoulder, lay under the body of his alsatian dog ‘tiger’, who had thrown himself across his master at the second of the explosion; and i hobbled out, my left boot blown away, and limping with a slight leg wound. jun 8 1943 round the clock bombing pounds pantelleria 8th june 1943: round the clock bombing pounds pantelleria the pantellaria rehearsal went according to plan. the air bombing was an impressive sight, and the reply of the batteries to the fire of the cruisers was wild in the extreme. it looked as though the italian gun-control arrangements had been knocked out. the reception of the m.t.b.s at the harbour entrance was feeble enough, and had we had a few hundred troops in landing-craft i believe we could have taken the island there and then. jun 7 1943 nazis consider sterilising jewish women workforce 7th june 1943: nazis consider sterilising jewish women workforce the method i contrived to achieve the

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