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When he arrived in England, Darrell D. Gust knew that at least a third of the original 28 crews that had gone over in...

William Albright was a ball turret gunner [Annotator's Note: on Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber number 42-...

[Annotator's Note: William Albright was interrogated in Frankfurt, Germany after being shot down in late November 1943...

John W. Towle flew his first missions over flying bomb sights in France. [Annotator's Note: The V-1 rocket bomb and V-2...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee’s chair makes noises throughout the segment.] Wilfred Lawrence Weseman served in Italy...

To Dr. Roscoe Brown, strafing missions were more dangerous than bomber escort missions because they [Annotator's Note:...

You could not ask for a better enemy than the Germans. The Germans were very efficient, and Joseph Monteyne [Annotator'...

Edward Grant did not think he would be sent to the Pacific. He remained in England for 60 days after the end of the war...

Preflight for Henry Sherman Fouts' missions [Annotator's Note: with the 346th Bombardment Squadron, 99th Bombardment...

In early March [Annotator's Note: March 1944] Harold Shook went on a special mission to bring three guys up to New York...

Homer Cole flew 19 missions [Annotator's Note: Cole served in the US Army Air Forces as a tail gunner aboard...

[Annotator's Note: No mention is made here of the mission being described, however, from later interviews and the...

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