Lt. Sparrow and Lambsy Divey Crew

Hello all
My Great Uncle was 2nd Lt. Fletcher Barnes who flew with Lt. Robert W. Sparrow (491st BG, 853rd Sq.) on Lambsy Divey (s/n: 44-40170). I've been searching for photos of Lt. Sparrow's plane. It was shot down on 12 September 1944 over Hannover Germany.
 
Thanks!

Jerry - In your search for photos of LAMBSY DIVEY you may run across this one, which sometimes appears in color. It is a rather well done fake, but a fake nevertheless. It has been around since 2002.
 
Al Blue

 T8 would be correct for the 853rd. The tail a/c letter was -H. I do not know the colors in the nose art, but offer this detail from the color version of the doctored photo. Whoever did this obviously was familiar with the 491st and Lambsy Divey. Perhaps he got the colors right, but I can't gurantee it.
 
Al

the information of the MACR 8859:
Statement of: Captain Lester Bridges, 0-351581, A/C 238 Y, taken at interregation.
At approximately 1126 hours, aircraft 44-40170 was hit by flak over Misburg, Germany(target), number 3 and number 2 engines were hit and Lt Sparrow dropped back out of formation at 1128 hours, at 1131 hours aircraft 40-40170 went down spining and 4 chutes were seen immediately after leaving target.
We also have a picture of the grave of Robert W Sparrow who's buried at the American War Cemetery of Ardennes on Plot B, Row 19, Grave 8, I have attached the photograph, taken 2 years ago.
Sincerely,
Dennis and Gerda