461st plaque

461st Bombardment Group (H)

764th Crews 765th Crews 766th Crews 767th Crews

 Anderson - #12/2  Arbuthnot - #39-1  Avery - #25  Baker - #22-1  Baran - #118  Barnes - #9/16  Beatty - #26-1  Bennett - #31  Blake - #7/26  Bloxom - #7/3-1  Brady - #24R  Brewster - #1/22  Bruning - #29R  Butler - #4/16-3  Caran - #3/3  Carr - #25  Chalmers - #23-1  Childrey - #36  Cooper - #4614  Crossman - #5993  Cunningham - #26R  Demmond - #4/16-2  Ford - #29  Frattone - #??  Fulks - #31  Garrison - #28  Githens - #21-1  Gray - #27-1  Green - #20-1  Grimm - #35  Hayes - #119  Heinze - #23-2  Holly - #4/16-1  Huber - #37  Hughes - #90R  Jenkins - #30-1  Johnson - #7/23  Kelleher - #28-1  Kelliher - #89R  King - #39-?  Kostka - #33  Louches - #9/2  Marshall - #7/24  McDonnell - #4/7  McMillen - #90R  Michaelis - #1/6  Miller - #37R  Mixson - #24  Mohan - #7/24  Moss - #27  Myllmaki - #34R  Nixon - #30  Norris - #20  Peterson - #26  Phillips - #38-0  Porch - #150  Presho - #25R  Reiland - #4/16-10  Robinson - #21-1  Sage - #32  Schweisberger - #7/271  Schwisow - #7/27  Simons - #6230  Skinner - #38-2  Smith - #6409  Specht - #22  St. John - #30-1  Stanko - #448  Staples - #??  Stegeman - #22-2  Summers - #7/25  Tallant - #21  Taylor - #23  Traetta - #12/2-1 Turvey - #(25)  Vladyka - #36R  Waggoner  Warren - #5007  Weems - #34  Welton - #27R  West - #38-1  Whalen - #39R  Wnukoski - #5/7-3  Wojkowiak - #25-2  Woodruff - #33R  Yancey - #24-

Marshall - #7/24

MACR #10676

Marshall crew #7/24 

from Russell Morgan

Standing L-R: Dick, Frank M. (N); Marshall, Clarence P. (P); ?????; ?????

Squatting L-R: Sundquist, Gus A. (BTG); ?????; ?????; ?????; ?????; ?????

Marshall, Clarence P., Pilot

Mohan, Bernard J., Co-Pilot

Jarnagin, Calvin E. - Co-Pilot

Dick, Frank M., Navigator

Dick, Frank M.

Nayes, LeRoy M.

Adamson, Howard E., Engineer/Gunner

Baker, Norman L., Radio Operator/Gunner

Commander, Gordon L., Nose Gunner

DeRosa, Joseph M., Top Turret Gunner

Hill, Albert G. - Gunner

Steinberg, Calvin S. - Engineer/Waist Gunner

Lt. Marshall was shot down on 15 December 1944.  He and some members of his crew managed to make it back to Allied lines and was put back on flying status eventually.  Gus Sundquist was declared dead, but his remains weren't found until 1949. He was returned to the US and is buried in the Jefferson Memorial Park, Allegheny County, PA.

Lt. Marshall was shot down during a combat mission to Vienna, Austria, on 21 February 1945.  He and his crew were returned to the 461st in two parts.  Please read Escape Statement and Escape Statement Too for the details of their return.

Gus & friends 

from Russell Morgan

Gus Sundquist and friends at Torretta Field.