384th Bomb Group WWII Operational History

The men of the 384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) flew 316 combat missions over Europe in B-17 aircraft during World War II, in the 8th Air Force's bombing campaign against Axis powers. This website honors their valor and sacrifice.

Changes to Our Websites in 2026

The 384th Bomb Group Heritage Association is making changes to this website during 2026 preparatory to transferring operation and maintenance to new management for long-term preservation. This website will retain all of the historical content, reports, and displays it has provided since its founding in 1998. The remainder of the content related to the post-WWII activities of the 384th Bomb Group, Inc. and its veterans have been moved to a new website, launched in March 2026 which you can access via the 384th BGHA link at the right end of the top navigation bar on any page. We are also taking this opportunity to refine the look and feel of this website, bringing more consistency to the features and navigation.

 MISSION FOR TODAY 

Today is March 31st

The Group flew one mission on this date:

Year Mission Primary Target
1945301⇗Target: Railroad Marshalling Yards
Type: Transportation
Location: Lützkendorf, Germany
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 WEBSITE STATUS 
  • Operations are Normal: We expect only minor maintenance work to continue in the background. As always, please report any anomalies to the Research Team using the button at the bottom of every page.
  • What's New? See the latest website revisions on the Website Change Log, last updated 22 March 2026.
 WEBSITE OWNERSHIP & MANAGEMENT 

This website is owned, operated, and maintained by the 384th Bomb Group Heritage Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and honoring the history and legacy of the 384th Bomb Group in WWII, and those who served with it. All content, information, and materials presented on this website are managed by the 384th Bomb Group Heritage Association in support of its mission to promote historical education, remembrance, and public access to archival resources related to the 384th Bomb Group.

For questions regarding the website, its content, or research assistance, please contact the Research Team through the Email link at the bottom of every page.