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The Pilot With No Legs – WWII’s Most Daring Flying AceAfter losing both legs in a crash, most thought his flying days were over—but Douglas Bader returned to the skies to become ...
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This Allied Pilot Escaped WWII by Hijacking a Nazi PlaneShot down, captured, and held in a Nazi POW camp - this Allied pilot had every reason to give up. Instead, he took the ultimate gamble and stole a German bomber to make his escape. This unbelievable ...
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The National Interest on MSNHow One Soviet Fighter Ace Led His Lavochkin La-5 and La-7 to Victory Over the NazisA natural fighter ace, Ivan Kozhedub’s tactics were characterized by precision, aggression, and calculated risk.
As we celebrated Memorial Day last week, thousands of Europeans also honored our Allied war dead at 13 American cemeteries in ...
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Air Force Times on MSNThis WWII pilot crash-landed into a field hosting a Nazi soccer matchMaj. Donald K. Willis crash-landed his plane in Nazi-occupied Holland then stopped at cafes for beers — all while evading the ...
In “Spitfires” by Becky Aikman, the saga of wartime American women pilots comes vividly to life.
Banned from flying in the U.S., these 25 American women headed to Britain to help ferry military aircraft—and fascinated the ...
Some bombers like the B-17 had eating in the cockpit, but that didn't help the rest of the plane. Flight crews and pilots ...
How did radar play a crucial advantage for the Allied forces’ victory in WW2? AeroTime takes a look at how radar was deployed ...
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