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Kurt Brader
10/5/2001 8:51:38 AM | My compliments on the appearance, information and mechanics of your web site. It does great honor to those who served in the 401st.
I am doing research on my unclue, Lt./Capt. Stephan Nason, who flew with the 613th since its inception. His B-17G was named Pee-Tey-Kun (42-31033). I am seeking photographs of the aircraft and the 613th during its first few months in England. Any assistance or recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
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Donald Byers
10/5/2001 6:34:23 PM | No picture indicated in the archives of the National Archives according to B-17 Nose Art Directory.
Two Missions flown:
Tours on 5 Jan 1944
Oscheralaben 11 Jan 1944, 42-31033 IN-B Pee-Tee-Kuh MIA. Cause of loss fire in the no. 3 engine.
Will send crew list soon.
Don Byers
Lubbock Texas
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Donald Byers
10/6/2001 4:15:42 PM | 2nd Lt. S.G. Nason Pilot POW
2nd Lt. J.W. Mitchell Co-Pilot POW
2nd Lt. J.A. Duce Navigator POW
2nd Lt. A.A. Gould Bombardier POW
T/Sgt. G. Owens Radio Op. KIA
T/Sgt W.H Jumper Engineer POW
Sgt. E.W. Leavitt Ball T. KIA
Sgt. H.P. Wildman Tail G. POW
Sgt. D.W. Corwin L. Waist POW
Sgt. C.H. Biggs R. Waist POW
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Donald Biggs
4/8/2002 11:43:33 AM | My father was the right waist gunner on the Pee Tey Kuh from the beginnnig till she went down over Germany on 01/11/44. I have a photo on my living room wall of the entire crew standing in front of the aircraft. Each man in the photo signed his name.
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