When This German Ace Saved 9 Americans — One Became His Brother for Life

When This German Ace Saved 9 Americans — One Became His Brother for Life
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At 11:32 on the morning of December 20th, 1943, Second Lieutenant Charlie Brown gripped the controls of his B17 bomber over Bremen, Germany, watching 250 flat guns open fire on his formation. 21 years old, zero combat missions completed. This was his first. The German anti-aircraft gunners below were not ordinary soldiers. They were officer candida... Read More
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