From a B-24 crash site. Someone can help to identify aircraft???

[Matteo La Boccia]

These fragment came from a B-24 crash site south Italy. Eyewitnesses referr us that it was shot down from Axis fighter between 15 to 18 august 1943. 3 airmen kill in the crash. We have no idea about identity of victims and of aircraft. We find a plate with engine serial number. Someone can help us to identify aircraft and crew? Thanks.
Some idea about these fragments?

 

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[NOLA_Ken]

I believe there is a way to id the plane from the build number of the engine, but I would think it would take a lot of searching through archives. That particular engine type is definitely right for a B-24 though

 

[jude061]

Have you taken a look at this page?

http://www.b24bestweb.com/b24bestweb-SNs-Search.htm

 

[jonnied1]

The issue with the engine S/N is that that engine may not have been the one originally installed in the aircraft.
It is not in-comin to swap engines in an aircraft for maintenance reasons.
It is possible that it could be the original engine though.

 

[jonnied1]

Visit this site:
B-24 Liberators lost
Search Google - b-24's shot down over italy
Foggia, Italy, August 16, 1943
42-40664 Teggie Anne Hurd, D. B. Shot down

Foggia, Italy, August 19, 1943
42-40660 Little Richard Friberg, W. V. Shot down

 

[jonnied1]

Also try this site:
1944 USAAF Serial Numbers