Hi List If anyone can shed any light on this info please contact me mailto:Derekjd@blueyonder.co.uk Capt William Driscoll died Oct 15, 1944, info appertaining to the named officer is as below The MACR states that the accident was 2 miles SW of Birkenhead, Liverpool, date was Oct 15, 1944, time 1540 - type aircraft -B-24H - #42-50347 - Station-AAF Station 124 - 8th AF, 445th Bomber Group, 703rd Bomb Squadron. Cleared from AAF Sta 237 to AAF Sta 124., Mission-ferrying crew to home station, Plane disintegration in mid air, cause is undetermined. Captain William (nmi) Driscoll - SN0800852 - Pilot His file states: Next of kin - Natalie Driscoll, #7 Ames Street., Worchester, Mass. Apparently he was first buried at the United States Military Cemetery, Cambridge, England, Plot r, Row 1, Grave 1. before being shipped home. Derek J. Driscoll Researching 1st South Midland Bde/240 Bde RFA [TF] 1908-1919 A website for the Gloucestershire Volunteer Artillery is at http://www.bristolgunners.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/index.htm If you want to stop receiving unwanted direct mail from companies http://www.planetark.com/mailing_preference_sign_up_uk.cfm