Richard C. Kellogg mission February 15, 1945.

Mission #2

Date 15 Feb. 45 Target Vienna Austria

Flight Crew p-Ehrenberg c/p-Ingraham,N-Kellogg, B-Timko,E-Miller,R/O Huelskamp, AG-Skiscim,AG-Pendergrass,AG-Thorn, AG Lafranconi.

Plane # 69 Type B24-G, position #6, Box#2, Bombs 8-500 lb. Take Off 0954, I.P. 1336, Alt. 24,700,Bombs Away 1344, Back To Base 1620.

Remarks & Crew Comments

TIME

1047

1124

1145

1209

1336

1344

ALTITUDE

10,000

14,000

16,000

18,000

24,700

LOCATION

4223-1615

4320-1550

4420-1550

4806-1620

4811-1620

task

Put on oxygen

#93 joins our formation #8 position.

14 p-38s flying below.

P-38s leave

At IP heading 35

Bombs away axis 60 rally heading 150, #67 hit in #1 eng. #75 also bit dropping back loosing alto fast, dropped out of sight just after bombs away, dropped to left could have gone to Russia #75 dropped bombs.

1412

20,800

4727-1654

#67 feathered #1 eng. and has dropped way back of formation. Our crew flew our first mission in #75.

1620

Back to base

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