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MISSING AIR CREW REPORTS

MACRs were created when an aircraft failed to return from a combat mission. They document all of the “known” information at the time of the loss. They most often include the aircraft number, some aircraft names, machinegun serial numbers, crew lists, mission, last know location, and eyewitness accounts. Many of the MACRs also include documents collected after the war related to the fate of the crew. They often contain captured enemy documents and statements from crewmembers after their release from POW camps. Keep in mind, there are no two alike and there may be as few as three pages to a report, or as many as fifty.

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MACR EXPLAINATION 1941-1942 1943 1944 1945 1946-1948 MACR SAMPLES	MISSING AIR CREW REPORTS MACRs were created when an aircraft failed to return from a combat mission. They document all of the “known” information at the time of the loss. They most often include the aircraft number, some aircraft names, machinegun serial numbers, crew lists, mission, last know location, and eyewitness accounts. Many of the MACRs also include documents collected after the war related to the fate of the crew. They often contain captured enemy documents and statements from crewmembers after their release from POW camps. Keep in mind, there are no two alike and there may be as few as three pages to a report, or as many as fifty. SAMPLE PAGES MA 8613 MACR 8975 MACR 9778 MACR 11090 MACR 16563 MACR 16330 MACR 14903 MACR 16340 MACR 150
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