Add to ORKGWe had drawn a secret mission. This was to be our trial by a jury of German night-fighters, searchlights, and flak-guns. The briefing room was empty at 7: 00, much to our surprise, we were to be the I only crew sent out that night. The briefing officer gave us all the information necessary for the flight. Take-off time, time in flight, target, target time, and compass heading to and from, bombing elevation, all of this was written down in our pilot\u27s notebook..
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Australian and American pilots were rated highly. It was frequently said that they could do more wit...
A newspaper article that published some of Major Raoul Lufbery\u27s autobiographical writing discuss...
Up and down over the mountain trails came the soldiers, shuffling along as though they were ready to...
With hundreds of tracers flaming up into the sky in steady streams. Saw a glow up in mountain from...
The US Army Air Corps was breaking new ground when it began daylight bombing of German targets in Wo...
It was a dark and somewhat stormy night. In the western English Channel, off the Ile de Batz, twelve...
A battle that was fought continuously in the Pacific Islands was the one with those adorable creatur...
On a morning in April 2008 our Agent was collected from her hotel room on the Volga in the centre of...
On May 7, 1945, Germany surrendered. After years of bloody and terrible fighting, the Allied powers ...
On 17 May 1943, B-17 No. 41-24485, “Memphis Belle”, of the 91st Bomb group, stationed at Bassingbour...
There was no light in the compartment, unless you want to count a dim red night lamp at the base of ...
A newspaper article discussing the twelfth German plane that Raoul Lufbery shot out of the sky.https...
A squadron of Fokker D-7\u27s is flying along over No-Man\u27s Land; the pilots in their open cockpi...
Co-pilot Arnold Thurber\u27s sly, cunning eyes became mirrors of wide-eyed terror and disbelief as h...
The most exciting hour of my life? I think it was the time I traded places on an airplane with a Chi...
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