On July 21, 1944, a C-47-DL 41-18388 aircraft of the 10th TCS, 60th TCG, USAAF, was approaching a landing ground in Croatia. The pilot, Lt. Morris R. Houser, observed a yellow light indicating an attack, and subsequently, 20-mm shells struck the left wing and engine, causing fire and subsequent explosion. The pilot ordered a bail-out, but only Lt. Pinkney C Largent was able to escape before the airplane detonated. Largent was rescued by partisans, who shot him down by Hptm Leopold Fellerer of Stab III./NJG 6, who claimed the DC-3 shot down at 2342 hrs at 1000 m in area coded 14 Ost N/OQ-29 (west of Brod) as his 37th victory.On July 21, 1944, a C-47-DL 41-18388 aircraft of the 10th TCS, 60th TCG, USAAF, was approaching a landing ground in Croatia. The pilot, Lt. Morris R. Houser, observed a yellow light indicating an attack, and subsequently, 20-mm shells struck the left wing and engine, causing fire and subsequent explosion. The pilot ordered a bail-out, but only Lt. Pinkney C Largent was able to escape before the airplane detonated. Largent was rescued by partisans, who shot him down by Hptm Leopold Fellerer of Stab III./NJG 6, who claimed the DC-3 shot down at 2342 hrs at 1000 m in area coded 14 Ost N/OQ-29 (west of Brod) as his 37th victory.