He Failed the Pilot Test. Then He Navigated 21 Bomber Missions.
Frank Murphy wanted to be a pilot but failed the depth perception test. Instead, he became a B-17 navigator and flew 21 missions over Nazi-occupied Europe. On October 10, 1943, his plane was shot down, leading to 18 months as a POW, including the infamous death march. This is his story of survival.
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