"Dixie Jean" (B24E-20-AL 43-01171)

(#) TBD, TBD (Mar X, 1943)
--Kills/Damg, A/C
--- 0/0 Me109's
--- 0/0 Me110's
--- 0/0 FW190's

Crew status:
- None

Replacement:
- None

Claims:
- None

Bomb Run:
-XX target, XX% within 1000 feet of IP

Damage to ship:
-XX damage points (Peckham Chart)

13 (Night) 18/19-Mar-43 Bizerte, Tunisia; Shipping & Ports
Bomb Run: 0% off Target
--Kills/Damg, A/C
--- 0/0 Me109's
--- 1/0 Me110's
--- 0/0 FW190's

Crew status:
- Ready for next mission.

Claims:
- Lieut. Taft and Sgt. Garfield Share KIA - Me. 110

Damage to ship:
-0 damage points

"Mystery Lady II" (B24E-35-DL 43-00667)

(12) (Day) 18-Mar-43 Bizerte, Tunisia; Shipping & Ports
--Kills/Damg, A/C
--- 2/1 Me109's (seen by fighter cover)
--- 0/0 Me110's
--- 1/2 FW190's (seen by fighter cover)

The "Lady" Went down in flames 75 miles before the target. Eight parachuttes were seen coming from her belly. Sgt. Todd Hanlon, Waist Gunner, has yet to be reported safe by the Red Cross and is assumed to have gone down with the plane.

"Mystery Lady" (B24E-10-AA 42-00203)

(11) Gadames, Lybia; Fortifications 0% off target
--Kills/Damg, A/C
--- 3/2 Me109's
--- 0/3 Me110's
--- 1/2 FW190's

Flak knocked off bomb run. The "Lady" was shot down by enemy aircraft after the target run. She made Algiera before she put down.
(Report by fighter pilots escorting the Lady home)


(10) La Rochelle, France; Industry 0% Aborted drop target
--Kills/Damg, A/C
--- 0/0 Me109's
--- 3/0 Me110's
--- 1/0 FW190's

Flak burst in waist over target. Killing three crewmembers. The Lady barely made it to base in Lybia.

TBD

TBD