
Image: Mark Sheldon
| Crew / Passengers | Rank - If Applicable | Position e.g. Pilot | Status |
| Charles Albert Goeking | 1st Lieutenant | Pilot | Injured |
| George H. Smith | 2nd Lieutenant | Co-pilot | Killed |
| Frank E. Bock | 1st Lieutenant | Navigator | Killed |
| Howard E. Denham | Technical Sergeant | Flight Engineer | Killed |
| Leslie E. Johnson | Technical Sergeant | Radio Operator | Injured |
| Joseph B. Walker III | 2nd Lieutenant | Passenger | Killed |
| Elmer R. Brater | 2nd Lieutenant | Passenger | Killed |
| Gerald Procita | Flight Officer | Passenger | Killed |
| David A. Robinson | Flight Officer | Passenger | Killed |
| Randolph R. Mohlhenrich | Sergeant | Passenger | Killed |
| Robert D. Hyett | Sergeant | Passenger | Injured |

Today at the crash site there are the two main undercarriage legs and many tiny fragments of metals lying on a large bare patch on the western side of Black Hameldon.

Sergeant Mohlhenrich, one of the six passengers on board the aircraft.
Image Copyright Ann Mohlhenrich via Tom Wilson.

A cairn topped by part of the undercarriage can also be found at the crash site.
A number of the crew and passengers were buried at Cambridge American Cemetery.


