Crew 32 was originally assigned with 2Lt Clayton E, Stambaugh as first pilot.  For unknown reasons he was replaced by 2Lt Edward A. Sievers.  Likewise Sgt. Boylan, radio operator was replaced by T/Sgt Howard B. Levin, who joined the squadron at some point shortly after training.  Prior to his assignment to the 458th, he was a crewman in B-25's in the 75th Bombardment Squadron (42nd Bomb Group).

Ray Pfautz was transferred to the 466th Bombardment Group and it is not known if a permanent replacement was assigned as bombardier.  2Lt William R. Dayson, navigator on Crew 34, was assigned to fly as the bombardier on the April 8th mission to Brunswick.

MACR #3785: "Just before target was reached, Lt. Siever's aircraft was seen to salvo its bombs, peel off to the right, and drop down from 20,000 feet to about 16,000 feet.  He then crossed to the left of the formation, losing more altitude.  Ship was under control although #3 engine was smoking.  Three (3) parachutes were observed and there are some reports that enemy fighters were attacking when the plane was last seen."