Anthony was born 24 November 1917 (SITE 3 of 3) Shot-Down, became POW.

321st Bomb Group, 448th Bomb Squadron (War-Diary)

MISSING IN ACTION On 26 July 1944~POW~On Bombing Mission On The Verona West Railroad Bridge, The Plane Received a Flak Hit To The Left Engine, Which Knocked The Propeller Off. The Plane Was Last Seen Leaving The Target Under Control. 3 Crew Members Were Able To Bail Out Before The Plane Crashed And Exploded, Killing 4 Crew Members. The 3 Surviving Crew Members Were Captured By The Enemy And Held As Prisoners Of War.

A/C No. 43-4051 (MACR-7064 - shot down over target)
P-Olson, Orin E., 1Lt - KIA
CP-Goff, Melvin Franklin, 2Lt - MIA, POW,
N-None
B-Quartuccio, Anthony P., 1Lt - MIA, POW,
E-Sullivan, James G., S/Sgt - KIA
R-Holtzendorf, Henry (NMI), T/Sgt - KIA
G-Montoro, John A., S/Sgt - MIA, POW,
F-Benton, Thomas H., S/Sgt - KIA

World War II Prisoners of War, 1941-1946
QUARTUCCIO, ANTHONY P QUARTUCCIO ANTHONY P
LT First Lieutenant    ARMY   AIR CORPS
DATE REPORT: DAY (DD) 26  July, 1944 WHITE
STATE OF RESIDENCE,  New York  B-25  Medium Bomber
321st Bomb Group   North African Theatre: Italy
LATEST REPORT DATE: DAY 14  July, 1945
Individual has been reported through sources considered official.
Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated
DETAINING POWER,  GERMANY
CAMP 013 Stalag 7A Moosburg Bavaria 48-12 (Work Camps 3324-46 Krumbachstrasse 48011, Work Camp 3368 Munich 48-11)   REP        POW TRANSPORT SHIPS

Anthony P Quartuccio