The 483rd Bomb Group Archive

Serviceman

Andrew R. Greene, Jr

817thRadio Operator

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Army serial number
14153670
Rank
T/Sgt (18 July 1944), T/Sgt (22 July 1944)
Hometown
Nashville, TN
In the book
Heroes of the 483rd, p. 81, 196
Sources
heroes-book, macr-crew, morning-report
Flags. another record shares the name Greene, Andrew R. (units HQ, 817th, serials None, 14153670); may be the same man

Crews

Missions placed on him

A report lists him aboard, or his crew's history in Heroes of the 483rd dates the mission; the book is cited by page and not reproduced. The rest of his squadron's missions in his window are not placed on him by any document.

Aboard a lost aircraft

Morning reports

1 entry, first 22 July 1944, last 22 July 1944; grades seen: T/Sgt. The clerk's sentence is quoted as the machine read it from microfilm: "fr dy to DS" is from duty to detached service, "sk in hosp" sick in hospital, "asgd & jd" assigned and joined.

National Archives pages: roll 481431546 p. 817

Statements, mentions and histories

Eyewitness statement, page 4 · 18 July 1944
CONFIDETIAL
5. Engineer
MIAV Mazzacone, Angelo R.
I/Sgt 32724303 lirs. Ralph Massacone,
mother, 6 Pleasent-
ville Rd, Ossining,
New York.
6. Asst Engineer M , A Short, Douglas
J.
s/Sgt 35589443 Mrs. C.F. Short,
mother, 1764 pillside
Terrace, Akron, Ohio.
7. Radio Operator Port Greene, Andrew R., Jr.
T/Sgt 14153670 Mrs. Jesse Nollen
not
Greene, mother
Hobbs Road, RTD
Nashville, Tenn.
8. Asst Radio Oper. ARamsdell, Raymond C.
s/Sgt 1215552,8 Mrs. Bessie L.
Ramsdell, mother,
116 Monhagen, Ave.,
Middletown, .Y.
9. Armorer Gunner MIA Wertenberger, Almont (NMI) s/Sgt 35766055 Mrs. A. Wertenberger,
Jr.
mother, 410 W.
Lawrence St.,
Mishawaka, Indiana.
10. Asst Ammorer Gunn. NIA Huntley, John H.
s/Sgt 16160362 Mrs. Edith Emma
Huntley, mother
2124 Townsend st.,
Detroit, Mich.
11. IDENTIFY BELOW THOSE PERSONS WHO ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE LAST KNOWLEDGE OF AIR-
CRAFT AND CHECK APPROPRIATE fonly one) COLUMN TO INDICATE BASIS FOR SAME:
Contacted
Last
Saw
NAME IN FULL
Rank
SERIAL NO. by Radio Sighted Crash Forced Landing
1. James V. Schofield
T/Sgt
19163285
2. Willard S. Sperry
Lt Col.
0396325
X
12. IF PERSONNEL ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE SURVIVED, CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
(
) Parachutes were used ( ) Persons seen walking away from scene of crash
Any other reason (specify) No chutes observed from plane. Surrounding circum-
stances not reasonably conclusive of KIA casualty status.
13. ATTACH, AS AN INCLOSURE TO THIS REPORT, EITHER AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH, MAP, CHART
OR SKETCri, SHOWING APPROXIMATE LOCATION WHERE ATRCRAFT was LAST SEEN. Attached.
14. ATTACH, AS INCLOSURES TO THIS REPORT, EYEWITNESS DESCRIPTIONS OF CRASH,
FORCED LANDING, OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES PERTAINING TO MISSING AIRCRAFT. Attached.
15. ATTACH, AS AN INCLOSURE TO THIS REPORT, A DESCRIPTION OF THE EXTENT OF
SEARCH, IF ANY, AND GIVE NAME, RANK, AND SERIAL NUMBER OF OFFICER IN
CHARGE HERE: (If no search, so state giving reason). None. Crew MIA
in enemy occupied territory.
Date of this Report: 19 July 1944.
Wddch
W. L. LINN,
Major, Air Corps,
3 Incls:
Operations Officer.
Incl 1 - Overlay
Incl 2 - "Statement of T/Sgt. Schofield
Incl 3 - Statement of Lt Col Sperry
C

National Archives, MACR 6979, page 4 · Machine-read from microfilm, uncorrected.

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