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Crew Chief: T/Sgt. Lester Chase
Asst. Crew Chief: Cpl. Clyde Davidson
Asst. Crew Chief: Cpl. John Pierce
Shootin' In was one of the squadron's most durable and reliable aircraft, completing 135 combat missions by war's end.
On November 22, 1943, the USAAF accepted twelve B-26B-50 Maurauders from the Glenn L. Martin Company. Seven of these were sent to the 9th Air Force in England. Of these seven, three were eventually listed as missing in action and the other four survived the war to be scrapped in 1946.
Number 42-95857 was delivered to the 387th Bombardment Group at Chipping Ongar, Essex, England in early 1944 as a replacement aircraft. She was assigned to Lt. Asa Clark, who with crew named her Shootin' In. The name derived from an expression used to describe a quick trip to London on an overnight pass; airmen would say they were "shootin' in" to London. She was scheduled for her first mission on March 18. On her second mission 556th C.O. Major Gle...
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