Frederick Emil Creutzmann (father)
Harriet (Dengler) Creutzmann (mother)
Frederick Arthur Creutzmann (brother)
Muriel H. Creutzmann (wife)
Rank: Second Lieutenant
Function: Co-Pilot
Division – Transport: 8th Air Force
Company – Squadron: 339th Bomber Squadron
Unit – Group: 96th Bomber Group, Heavy
Plane data:
Serialnumber: 42-31113
Type: B-17G
Destination: Bremen, Germany
Mission: Operational
MACR: 1564
Status: MIA
Place of death: Off the Dutch coast
Awards: Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, Purple Heart
Other information: Aircraft 42-3113 was on an operational mission
to Bremen, Germany on 16 December 1943, when aircraft was attacked by enemy aircraft. One engine was knocked completely off the ship, falling on aircraft # 42-30872. Both ships went down at the Dutch coast near 5310N-0520E, a position over the Wadden Zee, approximately 2 miles Northwest of Harlingen, The Netherlands.
Frederick Emil Creutzmann (father)
Harriet (Dengler) Creutzmann (mother)
Frederick Arthur Creutzmann (brother)
Muriel H. Creutzmann (wife)
Rank: Second Lieutenant
Function: Co-Pilot
Division – Transport: 8th Air Force
Company – Squadron: 339th Bomber Squadron
Unit – Group: 96th Bomber Group, Heavy
Plane data:
Serialnumber: 42-31113
Type: B-17G
Destination: Bremen, Germany
Mission: Operational
MACR: 1564
Status: MIA
Place of death: Off the Dutch coast
Awards: Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, Purple Heart
Other information: Aircraft 42-3113 was on an operational mission
to Bremen, Germany on 16 December 1943, when aircraft was attacked by enemy aircraft. One engine was knocked completely off the ship, falling on aircraft # 42-30872. Both ships went down at the Dutch coast near 5310N-0520E, a position over the Wadden Zee, approximately 2 miles Northwest of Harlingen, The Netherlands.
Gravesite Details
Entered the service from New York.
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