Max Fennell crew

Max Fennell crew transferred from India to the Middle East as part of the Brereton Detachment. The men and their positions are:

Left to Right:
Fennell, Max R.
Patrick, Augustus R.
Stewart, William S.
Daigle, Lewellyn C.
Taulbee, Joseph F.
McJunkins, Keith P.
Mayhew, Wilbur W.

not in picture
Rose, Joe G.

350822
7024125
401259
421221
6548760
19016618
9013164

Pilot
Gunner
Pilot / Co-pilot
Navigator
Enlisted Bombardier
Radio Operator
Gunner

Engineer

Photo from Mike Daigle

According to the July 2, 1942 orders, these are the crew and passengers on B-17E, 41-9029:

Fennell, Max R.                      350822    Pilot
Stewart, William S.               401259    Co-pilot
Daigle, Lewellyn C.              421221    Navigator
Taulbee, Joseph F.               6548760    Enlisted Bombardier
Dague, Maxwell H.               6581277   Engineer
Siler, Santon T.                    6569759    Gunner
McJunkins, Keith P.            19016618    Radio Operator
Mayhew, Wilbur W.             19013164    Gunner
Patrick, Augustus R.             7024125    Gunner

Damaske, Marvin L.             6566225     Passenger - S/SGT
Derricott, Ludean                19011229   Passenger - Pvt.
Shilling, Harold W.                1698832 Passenger - 1st LT.

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