Pilot of 44-6133 2nd Lt Armand J. Ramacitti. Photo courtesy of Jeanne Cronis-Campbell, via Mitch Peeke. Photo was taken by 2nd Lt Theodore "Teddy" Chronopolis during a training flight prior to leaving for England.

Memorial to the crew of B 17 44-6133 of the 525th Squadron, 379th BG. The memorial was raised by Mitch Peeke for the 75th Anniversary of the crash, in June of 2019. It was unveiled jointly by Jeanne Cronis-Campbell, daughter of 2nd Lt. Teddy Chronopolis, and Noel Tognazzini, nephew of S/Sgt. Cecil Tognazzini, during a special commemorative day. The memorial is located on the Seafront, overlooking the crash site, which is about 520 yards offshore, at Allhallows in Kent. The memorial is situated adjacent to the Yacht Club within the grounds of the Haven Allhallows Holiday Park.

The crew of B 17 #42-97942 (Heavenly Body II). The Guy in the back row marked as "Unknown. (Not on Mission)" is Richard Billings. Shortly before the collision, the decision was taken to reduce all B 17 crews from ten men down to nine. This it was hoped,would help offset losses.

Local Newspaper cutting telling Richard Ritter's story. Image Alan Jasper/Geoff Burke, Via Mitch Peeke.

Taken by the Co Pilot 2nd Lt Theodore "Teddy" Chronopolis during a training flight before they left for England.

2nd Lt Theodore "Teddy" Chronopolis at his station as Bombardier aboard B17 44-6133. The photo was taken during a training flight about a month before they left for England. Teddy had given his pre-set camera to another crewmate to take this photo.

Corporal Paul K Haynes, Waist Gunner aboard B17 44-6133. Photo taken by 2nd Lt Theodore "Teddy" Chronopolis, 44-6133's Bombardier, during a training flight about a month before they left for England.

Staff Sgt Cecil A Tognazzini, Flight Engineer/Top Turret Gunner on B17 44-6133. The photo was taken by the plane's Bombardier, 2nd Lt Theodore "Teddy" Chronopolis, during a training flight about a month before they left for England. Following the mid-air collision over Allhallows on June 19th 1944, Cecil's body is the only one from 44-6133's crew that was never recovered.

Taken from the Co Pilot's window of B17 44-6133 by the plane's Bombardier, 2nd Lt Theodore Chronopolis. The photo was taken on a training flight about a month before they left for England.

Upgraded Memorial to the crew of B 17G #44-6133 at Allhallows Holiday Park, Allhallows, Kent. March 2020. A border of Oyster Shells has been added, along with some driftwood, all collected from the beach in front of the memorial. This was done to symbolize the aircraft's final resting place, which is on the tidal mudflats some 500 yards or so in front of the memorial plaque. The memorial was originally raised by Mitch Peeke in June of 2019 and unveiled jointly by two relatives of two of the crew: Jeanne Cronis-Campbell, daughter of the Bombardier; and Noel Tognazzini, nephew of the Flight Engineer/Top Turret Gunner.