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.
Data plate.
§ Record of Type
Manufacturer
Ford Motor Co. · Willow Run, Mich.
Fiscal Year
FY 1942
Block Number
20
Full Designation
B-24H-20-FO
Version
B-24H
Finish
Olive Drab
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