He Bailed Out at 180 MPH. 63 Years Later, He Found His Bomber
Sixty-three years after bailing out of his crippled B-24 bomber at 180 miles per hour, former WWII pilot Edgar Lee Lamar returned to the crash site in Croatia. This is the story of his survival, his time as a POW, and his emotional journey back to the wreckage of Bottoms Up.
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He Failed the Pilot Test. Then He Navigated 21 Bomber Missions.
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B-17 Pilot's DEADLY Mistakes Were Just The Beginning!
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He Kissed the Propeller Before Every Mission
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WWII: 2,000 Horsepower over the Solomons, The Corsair's Reign of Terror. The Black Sheep Squadron
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The Navigator Who Survived Stalag Luft III and the Death March
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The German Pilot Who Spared an American
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10 Fastest WWII Propeller Aircraft That Never Reached Combat
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The Truth About the Memphis Belle (No Hollywood)
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The BRUTAL Engine Change That Made The Spitfire Mk XIV Invincible !
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The Eagle Squadron Ace Who Sank a Troopship with Rockets
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When a "Broken" American Submarine Accidentally Uncovered a Secret Japanese Base
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German Pilots Couldn't Believe B-17s With 16 Guns — Until These "Flying Fortresses" Fell Behind
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How a WAC Secretary Survived 47 Days in New Guinea
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When Germans Cut His B-17 in Half at 24,000 Feet — He Kept Shooting All the Way Down
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The American Who Joined Canada to Fight Hitler and Became an Ace
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How One Cook's "INSANE" Idea Saved 4,200 Men From U-Boats
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When American Bombers Landed in Russia and the Luftwaffe Came at Night
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They Bombed Japan While Rebels Stormed the Palace
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The 26-Minute Dogfight of Chuck Yeager — How an American P-51 Mustang Survived Superior Numbers
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