Service File · AircraftB-24H330th Bombardment SquadronSurvived War
“Misschief”
Serial
42-94880
Tail Code
AG
Radio Call
S · Sugar
Catalogued Missions
16
The Ship
Misschief transferred to the 93rd's 330th Squadron from the 34th Bomb Group. She survived the war, and was among the first B-24s to return to the United States after VE Day, photographed by CBS News at Bradley Field, Connecticut on May 27, 1945, under pilot Robert H. Heller.
Sortie log.
16 flights · oldest first
Date
Target
Type
Pilot · Crew
25 DEC 1944
Hallschlag
Communications Centre
Lt. Cwikla · 9 aboard
→
30 DEC 1944
Mechernich
Marshalling Yard
Lt. Slider · 9 aboard
→
06 JAN 1945
Bonn Rhine H/B
Highway Bridge
Lt. Libby · 9 aboard
→
03 FEB 1945
Magdeburg/Rothensee
Oil Industry
Lt. Kimberly · 9 aboard
→
06 FEB 1945
Magdeburg
Marshalling Yard
Lt. Slider · 9 aboard
→
09 FEB 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Flibbeyibb · 9 aboard
→
21 FEB 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Slider · 9 aboard
→
22 FEB 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Leatherman · 9 aboard
→
03 MAR 1945
Magdeburg/Rothensee O/R
Oil Refinery
Lt. Slider · 9 aboard
→
10 MAR 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Libby · 9 aboard
→
25 MAR 1945
Bucken
Oil Dump
Lt. Lange · 9 aboard
→
25 MAR 1945
Bucken
Oil Dump
Lt. Hunt · 10 aboard
→
31 MAR 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Tyger · 8 aboard
→
31 MAR 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Steinour · 10 aboard
→
09 APR 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Simpson · 10 aboard
→
09 APR 1945
Target unrecorded
Lt. Helweg · 8 aboard
→
Photographs.
2 on file
Sources.
§ Provenance
http://www.b24bestweb.com/misschief3.htm
Website
http://www.b24bestweb.com/misschief4.htm
Website
Plane List
Website
2nd Air Division · 2nd Air Division Digital Archive · 1944
Official record