Eugene's Grave Located.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=101242998

1LT Robert Glenn Stamos Gravesite

After several attempts 1LT Robert Glenn Stamos's grave site at the U.S. Brigham City Utah cemetery has been located. New Colors (flag) was posted.

Photos: June 2012, B. Blake

Other Sources

http://www.namesinstone.com/ViewMap.aspx?deceasedId=342991
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=14083375

Freiburg BA-MA Researchers

Recherchedienste:
Recherchedienst Haas
Benjamin Haas M.A.
Runzstr. 2
79102 Freiburg
Tel. 0761 / 38433954
E-Mail: haasbenjamin@web.de
Homepage: http://archivrecherchehaas.neuerplan.org
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Sebastian Remus
Sponeckstr. 13
79361 Jechtingen
Tel.: 01765 / 62 24 25 40
E-Mail: remusresearch@t-online.de
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Dr. Peter Steinkamp
Hildastr. 33
79102 Freiburg
Tel./FAX: 0761 / 47 68 70 4
Mobil: 0172 / 84 58 90 3
E-Mail: SteinkampP@aol.com
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Archivrecherchen von Livonius
Haierweg 21
79114 Freiburg
Tel.: 0761/4538166
FAX:0761/43135
E-Mail: U-v-L@gmx.de
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Axel Wittenberg M.A.
Valentinstraße 7
79100 Freiburg
Tel.:0761/36307755
E-Mail: a.wit@t-online.de
(Stand: 6.5.2011)

A Trip Is Necessary...

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UK Archive Response to Dulag Luft Records

Dear Mr Byron Blake This email is to confirm we have received your request for an estimate for document copying. Your request for an estimate should be completed and sent to you within 10 working days. You will be sent another email explaining how you can view your estimate. You can then proceed with an order to copy some or all of the items you requested. Please save or print this email or make a note of the following details. You should quote your estimate number in all correspondence and queries.

Paper copiesColour option: Monochrome 1. Document Reference(s): AIR 40/2316Instructions for Copying: Interrogation records of United States Army Air Force, 8th Air Force, 2nd Air Division, 44th Bomb Group, 506th Bomb Squadron members S/Sgt Donald L. Young captured on 11 April 1944 near Bernburg, Germany. Interrogation records of USAAF, 8th AAF, 44th BG, 506th BS, 1LT John D. Money captured on 11 April 1944 near Bernburg, Germany. Also records on8th AAF, 44th BG, 506th BS S/Sgt Wallace E. Kirschner captured on 11 April 1944 near Bernburg, Germany.

Bundesarchiv

Email sent to the Bundesarchiv (in German, thank you) requesting information on availability of Luftwaffe gun camera footage of 11 April 1944 interception operations over Bernburg - specifically mentioning B-24-H-1-FO-42-7522.

We shall see.

- BB

IWM Redirects to Bundesarchiv

Dear Byron,

Thank you for your email.

We do hold a small amount of Luftwaffe camera-gun film and you can search our holdings here: www.iwmcollections.org.uk

However, I would recommend contacting (in the first instance) the Bundesarchiv as it is unlikely we will hold the sequence in question:

Bundesarchiv - Filmarchiv
Fehrbelliner Platz 310707
Berlin Germany

postal address

Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv
Postfach 31 06 6710636
Berlin Germany
telephone - (00) 49 30 86811
fax - (00) 49 30 8681310
web site http://bundesarchiv.de

Yours sincerely,

Matthew Lee Curator,
Film and Video Archive
Imperial War Museum,
Lambeth Road, London SE1 6HZ, UK
Tel: (UK) 020 7416 5294
(International) +44 20 7416 5294
Fax: (UK) 020 7416 5299
(International) +44 20 7416 5299
Website: www.iwm.org.uk
E-mail : mlee@iwm.org.uk

UK Museum

There have been rumors of Luftwaffe gun camera footage of the April 11th 1944 mission over Bernburg, Germany. Tony Woods did some substantial work in this area though I no longer have Tony's email.... The most recent data suggested that the UK National Archives in Kew, England contained gun camera footage. Email correspondence from UK NA indicates otherwise; there are other museums to contact in the UK to verify whether they have such footage or not.

The MACR and other documents show the 11 Aprilth mission was indeed attacked by Luftwaffe elements; the mission was also attacked by AAA. The loss of 7522 may have been a result of AAA (deemed likely), aerial attack or some other cause....