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A Perfect Record by Stan Stokes. (B) REG277 By 1943 the life expectancy

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By 1943 the life expectancy for bomber aircrew was just 5 missions - only one in six were expected to survive their first tour of 30 operations

Flying at zero feet and looking out for Japanese Zero fighters Lewis took a different course back

The year is 1807

Flight Lieutenant E J Gracie flew with No

455 (Australian) 489 (New Zealand) and 404 (Canadian) began their climb

A Perfect Record by Stan Stokes. (B) REG277 By 1943 the life expectancySTK0030B. A Perfect Record by Stan Stokes. At the time of World War II there was still a great deal of prejudice in America, and this extended to all the branches of the military. Although black soldiers and seaman fought with dignity and bravery during WW I, many thought that blacks were incapable of handling difficult assignments. It was therefore with great uncertainty and trepidation that the Army Air Corps authorized the training of black pilots

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