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Book Review: Joseph Heller and the Forgotten Heroes

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B-25s of the 321st Bomb Group buzz the 340th Bomb Group at Alesani Airfield, Corsica.Despite the explosion of excellent works on World War II air operations, events in the Mediterranean Theater continue to get short shrift. If the theater’s strategic air force was the “Forgotten Fifteenth” in the shadow of the “Mighty Eighth,” its tactical counterpart, the Twelfth Air Force, was the eedheaded stepchild. Yet lack of the limelight …

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