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'The Best Kept Secret of World War Two!'
by Willis S. Cole, Jr.
A military history 'novel' that outlines the crash of
the 'Lady Jeannette' and the near simultaneous crash of a Top Secret
RAF B-24J and the cover-up that followed.
A fully researched and annotated
version of the incident and cover-up is in the works.
See
www.ww1.org for details and purchase instructions.
On March 6, 1944 the Eighth Air Force would launch a
full scale assault on the German capital of Berlin. “High Noon over
Haseluenne” is a microcosm look at the 100th BG and the catastrophic
results that ensued.
“High Noon over Haseluenne” is filled with firsthand accounts,
personal diaries, letters home, news clippings, and illustrated with over
200 photos and artwork.
Also includes historical appendix.
'Rob Morris has compiled a fascinating collection of
first-hand accounts by veterans of the Mighty Eighth and Fifteenth Air
Forces. The finished product is a major contribution to the history of the
Second World War.'
Ian Hawkins, Author of 'B-17s Over Berlin', 'Munster: Before and
After', and 'Destroyer'
Based on a true story.
From Life in Peacetime America to the War in
European Skies.
'Filled with humor, chaos,
horror, and tragedy.'—Harriett
Gustason, FreeportJournal-Standard
COMBAT BOMBARDIERMEMOIRS OF TWO COMBAT TOURS IN THE SKIES OVER EUROPE IN
WORLD WAR TWO
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'The Best Kept Secret of World War Two!'
by Willis S. Cole, Jr.
With a lot of technical assistance from Fred (Keep'em Flying)
Preller. Thanks, Fred!!