The 483rd Bomb Group Archive

Mission

Mission 96

21 September 1944 · Debreczen marshalling yard

Date
21 September 1944
Target as printed
Debreczen, Hungary M/Y
Aircraft lost
none recorded
Sources
assoc-mission-summary (row 96)

Target

Photographs and loss sheets of this mission

A Huge Cloud Of Smoke Covers The Target Area At The Debreczen Marshalling Yards In Yugoslavia As Planes Of The 483Rd Bomb Group, 816Th Bomb Squadron, 15Th Air Force Carry Out Their Mission On September 21, 1944. (U.S. Air Force Number 116263AC)
A Huge Cloud Of Smoke Covers The Target Area At The Debreczen Marshalling Yards In Yugoslavia As Planes Of The 483Rd Bomb Group, 816Th Bomb Squadron, 15Th Air Force Carry Out Their Mission On September 21, 1944. (U.S. Air Force Number 116263AC) · 21 September 1944National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A05450-116263AC
Flak Bursts Around Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortresses' Of The 15Th Air Force, Enroute To Bomb Enemy Installations At Debreczen, Hungary, 21 Sept. 1944.
Flak Bursts Around Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortresses' Of The 15Th Air Force, Enroute To Bomb Enemy Installations At Debreczen, Hungary, 21 Sept. 1944. · 21 September 1944National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A05407-62050AC
Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortresses" Of The 15Th Air Force Are Shown Coming Off The Target; Railroad Yards At Debreczen, Hungary On 21 Sept. 44. Black Smoke Rose High Into The Sky, Probably Caused By A Strike On An Oil Tank Car.
Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortresses" Of The 15Th Air Force Are Shown Coming Off The Target; Railroad Yards At Debreczen, Hungary On 21 Sept. 44. Black Smoke Rose High Into The Sky, Probably Caused By A Strike On An Oil Tank Car. · 21 September 1944National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A05451-122892AC
This plane received a direct hit by flak over Debreczen rail yards, Hungary, on Sept 21, 1944. The pilot, 2d Lt. Guy M. Miller, of Lakeside, Calif., and Co-pilot, 2d Lt. Thomas M. Rybovich, West Palm Beach, Fla., were able to bring her back to base.
This plane received a direct hit by flak over Debreczen rail yards, Hungary, on Sept 21, 1944. The pilot, 2d Lt. Guy M. Miller, of Lakeside, Calif., and Co-pilot, 2d Lt. Thomas M. Rybovich, West Palm Beach, Fla., were able to bring her back to base. · 21 September 1944National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A22777-55218AC
Italy-This Boeing B-17 received a direct hit by flak over Debreczen railyards, Hungary, on 21 Sept 44. The pilot, 2nd Lt. Guy M. Miller, of Lakeside, Calif., and co-pilot 2nd Lt. Thomas M. Kybovich, West Palm Beach. Fla., were able to bring her back
Italy-This Boeing B-17 received a direct hit by flak over Debreczen railyards, Hungary, on 21 Sept 44. The pilot, 2nd Lt. Guy M. Miller, of Lakeside, Calif., and co-pilot 2nd Lt. Thomas M. Kybovich, West Palm Beach. Fla., were able to bring her back · 21 September 1944National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A22768-55219AC

The target on other days

An Important Rail Center Used By The Germans To Supply Their Eastern Front In Rumania, Receives A Heavy Concentration Of Bombs From U.S. Bombers Which Then Flew On To New Bases In Russia For The First Time.
An Important Rail Center Used By The Germans To Supply Their Eastern Front In Rumania, Receives A Heavy Concentration Of Bombs From U.S. Bombers Which Then Flew On To New Bases In Russia For The First Time. · 28 August 1944National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A05427-116262AC
An important rail center in Debreczen, Hungary, used by the Germans to supply their Eastern front in Rumania, receives a heavy concentration of bombs from U.S. Bombers which then flew on to new bases in Russia for the first time.
An important rail center in Debreczen, Hungary, used by the Germans to supply their Eastern front in Rumania, receives a heavy concentration of bombs from U.S. Bombers which then flew on to new bases in Russia for the first time.National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A05452-52245AC

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