Brannigan, Allen Francis

Individual Personnel Data
Name Brannigan, Allen Francis   ‡
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Rank Staff Sergeant
Serial Number 39544393   ‡
Unit Assignments Assigned to the 544th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), per AAF Station 106 Special Orders # 79 dated 28 April 1944, effective 28 April 1944.
Duty Engineer / Top Turret Gunner
Last Duty Date 13 May 1944
Results Prisoner Of War
POW Camp: Stalag Luft 4 Gross-Tychow (formerly Heydekrug) Pomerania, Prussia (moved to Wobbelin Bei Ludwigslust) (To Usedom Bei Savenmunde) 54-16
Additional Information
  • Date of Birth: 9 March 1922
Related Documents Missing Air Crew Report # 4813⇓ (49.016 MB)
Photo Album:Crew Photo Album⇗




Crew Composition When Assigned to the 384th BG
Replacement Combat Crew
CREWMEMBER POSITION RESULTS
1st Lt. Francis, Thomas Rex⇗PilotMIA
2nd Lt. Mahoney, Maurice Stanley⇗Co-pilotPOW
2nd Lt. Bowkley, Raymond Edward⇗BombardierPOW
S/SGT. Barnum, Otto William⇗Radio Operator / GunnerPOW
S/SGT. Brannigan, Allen FrancisEngineer / Top Turret GunnerPOW
SGT. Fiory, William John Joseph⇗Ball Turret GunnerPOW
SGT. Zordel, Wilbur Godfrey⇗Tail GunnerPOW
SGT. Palladino, Joseph Anthony⇗Flexible GunnerPOW
SGT. Petrillo, Joseph (NMI)⇗Flexible GunnerPOW

Missions, Aircraft, Crews
This individual was credited with 3 Combat Missions.
Number Date Target Position Aircraft Mission/Sortie Information
105⇗ 11 May 1944 Target: Railroad Marshalling Yards
Type: Transportation
Location: Saarbrücken and Ehrang, Germany
Engineer/Top Turret 42‑97404⇗ Combat Mission Credit
41A Group. Jettisoned incendiaries.
Sortie Report⇗
106⇗ 12 May 1944 Target: Synthetic Oil Plant
Type: Oil Industry
Location: Merseburg, Germany
Engineer/Top Turret 42‑37982⇗ Combat Mission Credit
Sortie Report⇗
107⇗ 13 May 1944 Target: Aircraft Assembly Components Factory.
Type: Aircraft Industry
Location: Poznań, Poland
Engineer/Top Turret 42‑97404⇗ Combat Mission Credit
Failed To Return
Ground Spare Aircraft; replaced 42‑39888. While formation was under enemy aircraft attack, pulled out of formation to the left and was seen circling under control, with fires under inboard sections and both wings; five chutes emerged; crashed near Loitz, Germany. MACR 4813
Sortie Report⇗

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