When Only One B-17 Came Home

Follow and Wishlist our game on Steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/36... The birth of the moniker the Bloody 100th came about on October 10th 1943. It was the third day of daily bombing raids of US forces against German targets. The 100th Bomb Group led by Major John Eagan took off and assembled into formation. The last plane in the formation was the most vulnerable and known as "tail-end Charlie". On this mission that misfortune fell to a plane called the Royal Flush. It was piloted by young officer Lieutenant Robert Rosenthal. 13 planes took off and only one would return. How could the most vulnerable of the planes in the worst position make it's way home on that day? Hit join to become a member and get exclusive perks    / @yarnhub   Support us on Patreon   / yarnhub   Check out our exclusive merch https://yarnhub-shop.fourthwall.com Join us on Discord   / discord   00:00 100th plan to hit Munster 02:35 Where are the fighters? 03:25 Enemies arrive 04:19 M’lle Zig Zag is hit 07:10 Finish off the B-17 lead 07:40 Bail out 09:17 Royal Flush gets bombs away 10:15 German planes attack the last B-17 11:28 6 new German Fighters 13:48 Royal Flush returns to base 14:53 The 'Bloody' 100th bomb group Yarnhub uses the Unreal® Engine. Unreal® is a trademark or registered trademark of Epic Games, Inc. in the United States of America and elsewhere. Unreal® Engine, Copyright 1998 – 2024, Epic Games, Inc. All rights reserved.