Finding Aid · Aircraft Index · Serial 42-100329
Nancy Lee, B-24J
“Nancy Lee”
Finish & Markings
Olive Drab
NOSE ART ON FILE
B-24J · 328th Bombardment Squadron · 93rd BG (H)

“Nancy Lee”

42-100329
Scrapped
Fuselage Code
GO
Radio Call Letter
PPeter
Cataloged Sorties
3

Nancy Lee served with the 93rd's 328th Squadron. She was named by pilot Norman Roggenkamp for his infant daughter, Nancy Lee, who was six months old when he was killed. On September 18, 1944, her hydraulic system was knocked out during a mission dropping supplies to Airborne troops in the Netherlands, and she belly-landed at the Woodbridge emergency field. She was salvaged over the following two days.

Sortie Log

A sortie is a single combat mission flown by an aircraft and its crew. The entries below document known sorties associated with this airman, drawn from flight logs, mission records, and archival sources. This list represents verified flights but may not be complete; gaps may reflect missing documentation, transferred assignments, or records lost to time.

Date
Pilot
Cataloged Crew
Target
Target Type
25 FEB 1944
Roggenkamp
11 MEN
Aviation Industry
28 FEB 1944
Roggenkamp
10 MEN
06 MAR 1944
[illegible]orrenkamp
10 MEN
Industrial Area

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