‘Masters of the Air’ Part Four: Beat the odds
The fourth episode of Masters of the Air opens with the difficult reality that America's Bomber Boys didn't know if their friends whose Forts went down were alive or not.
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The fourth episode of Masters of the Air opens with the difficult reality that America's Bomber Boys didn't know if their friends whose Forts went down were alive or not.
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