Add to ORKGA documentary video of Lt. Robert Lawsen\u27sWW2 service as a B-17 bomber pilot. Starting with his pilot training, then a re-enactment of a complete mission, and parts of 3 others. He served in the 8th Air Force in England during 1944. On his last mission, he was shot down and spent 8 months in German prison camps and escaped to the allied lines just before hostilities ended in Europe on May 8, 1945
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Merle Aunspaugh was the second son of Mrs. Lily Aunspaugh to die in the war. At NSTC he was describe...
Les Schrenk was born on a farm in Long Prairie, Minnesota, on 16 November 1923. One of three childr...
Earl Surrite, a World War II veteran, poses at his station as waist gunner in a vintage B-17 for a s...
The Prescott aviator’s 22 WW I combat missions in seven short weeks in France in 191
Hear the inside story of one of the most controversial airplanes ever introduced to Naval Aviation, ...
Hear the story of Lt Charles J. Nehring, as told by his daughter, who went from selling shoes in N. ...
The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Bernard Kuse. Kuse joined the Army...
The exciting story of the training, mission briefings and overall planning that lead to the success ...
On 17 May 1943, B-17 No. 41-24485, “Memphis Belle”, of the 91st Bomb group, stationed at Bassingbour...
Learn about the historic Tuskegee Airmen of WW II and how they influenced the first African American...
Transcript of an oral interview with Robert A. Heym. When Heym finished high school in 1943 he went ...
Robert Coover was from Kearney and graduated Kearney High in 1939. He attended Nebraska State Teache...
The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Raymond Juengermann. Juengermann w...
Hear the remarkable story of the Tuskegee Airmen from several of the original airmen. They are membe...
Buell Hoagland (DOB: December 14, 1920) joined the US Air Force on April 27, 1942. Hoagland served i...
Merle Aunspaugh was the second son of Mrs. Lily Aunspaugh to die in the war. At NSTC he was describe...
Les Schrenk was born on a farm in Long Prairie, Minnesota, on 16 November 1923. One of three childr...
Earl Surrite, a World War II veteran, poses at his station as waist gunner in a vintage B-17 for a s...