Mission To Derben
On January 14, 1945 the 390th Bomb Group was part of the most dangerous mission a B-17 could fly during WWII – bombing an oil target. Bombing the oil facility at Derben, Germany resulted in the 390th's biggest loss of the war – 9 bombers shot down. Listen to 4 airmen all serving on the same crew describe the mission from their own unique perspective. It was an especially perilous mission with the loss of 2 gunners who mistakenly bailed out during takeoff.

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Bomber Crash In Switzerland

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Arnold, George B-17 Bombardier/Navigator

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The 15 Deadliest Fighter Planes of World War One (No. 1 Killed More of Its Own Pilots)

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German Interrogation of Allied Airmen in WWII

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Bombardier on a Flying Fortress

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The Raw Reality of WWII Warfare: A Personal Video Diary Restored And In Color

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B 24 & B 17 Radio Operator Jim Everhart

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Mitscher Commanded Every Carrier Strike in the Pacific. His Bosses Got the Credit.

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The Flying Fortress - In Their Own Words

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INSIDE A WWII BOMBING RAID: A Real B-17 and B-24 Mission From 1944. The Air War In Color

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B-25 vs B-26: Which Was Better?

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What Really Happened To Captain James Cook?

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You Can Only Push Your Luck So Far | Huey Pilots Year in Nam

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The Ploesti Raid

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Squadron Engineering Officer For The Flying Fortress

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George Lockhart, WWII Navigator on a B17

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