Benjamin F Tillotson

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  • Original author: Fold3_Team
  • Created Date: 27 Nov 2008
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S/Sgt Bennie Tillotson, B-24 Gunner, KIA Nov. '44

| Holland

"Bennie"

S/Sgt Benjamin F Tillotson was a Waist-window Aerial Gunner in the B-24-H "Satan's Little Sister" and was flying a Combat Mission to Hamburg, Germany when the B-24 #42-95180 was hit dierctly between the two engines on one side and was seen to fall out of formation, having feathered an engine but went out of sight as the Group Mission went on.

  All Crew and the ship was LOST.  21 November, 1944.

 

 

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It is my understanding that the pilot and co pilot survived. S/Sgt Bennie F Tillotson's body washed ashore on a beach in Holland. He was buried in Holland and later his body was moved to Arlington National Cemetery. He is buried in Section 34, Plot 3374.

15 Sep 2012

S/Sgt Bennie F Tillotson was my uncle. His given name was Benjamin Franklin Tillotson. He was born in Colorado on February 13, 1921. There apparently was another Benjamin F Tillotson from North Dakota who also enlisted. The information in the fact section is not correct for my uncle. Also the person pictured is not my uncle it is another member of the crew.

15 Sep 2012