| MACRs |
| During World War II, whenever an aircraft crew went down, a Missing Air Crew Report (MACR) was generated. The MACR was composed of general information about the mishap as well as information collected from eye witness accounts. Each MACR was assigned a unique number and these MACRs are available on microfiche today.
There were 235 MACR reports generated for 388th crews ...
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| MACR List |
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MACR List provide general information for each of the 235 MACR of the 388th
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| Notable Incidents |
| Each crash was involved great bravery and sacrifice on the part of the crews. However some of the incidents are more remarkable than others |
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The Piggy Back :
Perhaps one of the most unusual crashes of the war could be what happend to Lt. Gsssssss plane. .........
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Mid Air :
There were many ways that the enemy could bring down an aircraft. Crashes were also the result of accidents between friendlies ......
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