Kamis, 09 Maret 2017

Letter from Aviation History- March 2014

“Mission Complete” Editor’s note: Longtime Aviation History contributing editor C.V. Glines attended the last reunion of the legendary Doolittle Raiders this past November, during which he gave a roll call of all 80 airmen involved in the April 1942 Tokyo Raid. We asked him to share his thoughts on the importance of the Raiders to …

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