Robert J. Weichhand Mission March 19, 1945

March 19, 1945

#12

Takeoff today was at 0905. We carried 20 double clusters of 100# bombs. (40 in all) Our target was Landshut Germany - a little south of Regensberg. A long haul! Skinner made his 13th - Next one is ours. We encountered no flak at all - we were briefed for no guns! We had P-38 escorts, and they stayed with us a long time before and after the target. Altitude was 17,000 and after takeoff we lost 100# in oxygen pressure. So we sucked oxygen only a little on the way to the target. Resulting in everyone getting headaches and Ace getting sick because of lack of oxygen. We landed at 17:05. 8 hrs. of flying. Results were thought to be good.

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The Last Liberator


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Shadows of Wings


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A Measure of Life


Shot Down In Yugoslavia


Stories of My Life


Attack


Born in Battle


Bombardier's Diary


Lost Airmen


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