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Harley Bridger was a radio operator. He learned to use a lead ball to help with his radio transmitter. The B-24 [...

First Lieutenant Lloyd Reese flew 11 missions as a bombardier on a B-24 for the 67th Bombardment Squadron, 44th...

Albert Pultz Lochra, Jr. knew nothing of the Bloody Hundredth [Annotator's Note: nickname for the 100th Bombardment...

Lowell Brueland's first combat mission in the Mustang was a piece of cake. He performed escort duty with a flight of...

During one mission when Lowell Brueland escorted allied bombers over Berlin, a flight of eight JU-88s [Annotator’s Note...

Francis Dolsen had to bail out of a plane. [Annotator’s Note: The interviewer is talking about the different pilots and...

[Annotator's Note: Audio is not good throughout this clip.] Marvin Raymond Graham was released from a hospital a few...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee’s chair makes noise throughout the segment.] After receiving his commission as a second...

Frank Finklang's most memorable experience of the war was when he found out that his crew members were missing in...

[Annotator's Note: There is a background humming noise throughout this interview.] Edwin “Pete” Goldberg [Annotator’s...

Sent next to Ephrata, Washington, Carl Koone was issued a roll [Annotator's Note: bed roll], blankets and a folding cot...

John Angier explained that the Luftwaffe [Annotator's Note: German Air Force] would try to catch the bombers right...

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