Operation Records Book (RAF Form 541): Falconara Night 21/22 Feb. Boston IV BZ532 - W/O R. Graham - Sgt. J.R. Alves - Sgt. E. Lea - Sgt. J. Brown - TO BOMB S. GIOVANNI M/YARDS AND RECCE MESTRE-LIVENZA. This a/c did not return from operation.
Operation Records Book (RAF Form 540): Falconara 21.2.45 - Nine aircraft operated, attacking SAN GIOVANNI and BUTTRIO Marshalling Yards. Two aircraft, piloted by W/O Graham and F/S Lane, did not return. A third, piloted by F/L Finney, caught fire in San Donna di Piave area (cause unknown but not enemy action). Communication was broken off in the a/c, and it is believed that F/O Goldsmith and P/O Graham, WOp/Air and Nav/B respectively, parachuted safely in this area. F/L Finney brought the burning a/c to CESINATICO LG, where the body of Sgt. Walklate, the A/G, was discovered, burnt and death, under the ruins of the turret.
http://www.joebaugher.com/usaf_serials/usafserials.html: Douglas A-20J-20-DO Havoc 43-22111 to RAF as Boston IV BZ532. Missing on mission to San Giovanni, Italy Feb 22, 1945.
LuftgauKommando rapporto KSU 2900: 22 Feb 45 Boston 0007 hrs Ramanzacco.
Antifascismo e Resistenza a Remanzacco di Stefano Gasti: Il 22 febbraio viene abbattuto un aereo americano nei pressi di Orzano i quattro aviatori sono tutti morti.
Presumibilmente colpito da flak, il Boston cadde presso Remanzacco. Non ci furono superstiti tra i membri dell'equipaggio, che furono sepolti nel vicino cimitero di Orzano. Nel maggio 1946 furono traslati al Padua War Cemetery.