Localisation du lieu du Crash (affaire classée par Tex Hill)

je recherche des infos sur ce B-17:

41-24479 - "Sad Sack" - 322BS 91BG - [LG-R] - Collision en vol - cr Youzil (Orthographe US) - 10 MIA
Le nom ne correspond avec aucun lieu Français

merci!

Citation :

23 Nov 1942. Of ten ships assigned by group to attack St. Nazaire, France submarine pens, only 5 went over target at 19000 ft. under command of Major Harold C.Smelzer of 324th. Two of three from squadron got over target.- 4479, Major Zienowicz – 4512, Captain Kenneth K.Wallick. Due to cloud conditions, the target was not attacked. At a point 55 miles inside France, 1st Lt.McCarty and Major Zienowicz were at some distance from the other four ships, Major Smelzer, Capt. Wallick and Lts. Cliburn and Corman. Lt. McCarty returned from that point to base.
No further report has been received of Major Zienowicz and he and his crew reported missing in action. The other four, some ten miles off the target were attacked by from 20-40 E/A and turned out to sea. In a running fight, an undetermined number of E/A were shot down and several casualties in our A/C were suffered. Captain Wallick safely landed his ship at Chivenor, with his tail gunner S/Sgt. John J.Hudjera suffering a fracture of his leg. Lt. Corman crash landed at Watford, England, five of his crew were killed. Major Smelzer was last seen at a point 20 miles west of Brest, France by Lt. Corman. Following is a list of the crew 4479 (B-17 "Sad Sack") : Pilot – Major Victor S. Zienowicz, copilot Captain Thomas B. McCormick, Navigator Capt. Herbert W. Hampy, Navig. 2nd Lt. Ralph L. Clinton, Bomb. 2nd Lt. Ross E. Frazier, Gun Lt. Arthur S. Applebaum, Eng T/S Doyce F. Hamrick, A.E Ssgt. Joseph G. Janor, Rad T/S Geo.A. Anderson, A/R S/S Wordon J. Ryder, Tail Gunner S/S William C. Grady.

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http://www.91stbombgroup.com/322nd8-6%20to8-7-42.html

Quant à Youzil, connais pas. Mais à une cinquantaine de kilomètres à l'est de St Nazaire, il y a un ville qui se nomme Mouzeil ! :?:

c'est le gros problème des listing américains, ils mettent des noms au prononcé et avec en prime l'accent!!!

Après vérification cet avion fut perdu lors d'une attaque sur La Pallice, l'avant port de la Rochelle, donc c'est à étudier, il faudrait je regarde les revendications allemandes (bien plus précis quand ils sont bien décodés!)