Posts Tagged: Author: John Lerit

On This Day in WWII (1944): “Yoxford Boys” Launches First Mission, Producing Record Number of Aces

On This Day in WWII (1944): “Yoxford Boys” Launches…

On This Day in WWII (1943): Soviet Ace Lydia Litvyak Scores Victory in Yak-1 Over the Eastern Front

On This Day in WWII (1943): Soviet Ace Lydia Litvyak Scores…

The Most Mind Blowing Escape of World War II

The Most Mind Blowing Escape of World War II

The Me 262 Returns to Berlin Skies After 61 Years

The Me 262 Returns to Berlin Skies After 61 Years

The German WWII Bomber Designed to Reach New York

The German WWII Bomber Designed to Reach New York

On This Day in WWII (1941): 222 British Bombers Strike Hanover While 43 Hit Rotterdam in Major Night Raids

On This Day in WWII (1941): 222 British Bombers Strike…

On This Day in WWII (1945): Lt. Louis Curdes Becomes the Only Pilot Awarded for Shooting Down a Friendly C-47

On This Day in WWII (1945): Lt. Louis Curdes Becomes the…

On This Day in WWII (1941): RAF’s Short Stirling Makes Operational Debut in Attack on Rotterdam

On This Day in WWII (1941): RAF’s Short Stirling Makes…

Emergency Landing in Georgia Sends Plane Into Traffic

Emergency Landing in Georgia Sends Plane Into Traffic

Duel of Aces: When Werner Molders Met Sailor Malan Over Britain

Duel of Aces: When Werner Molders Met Sailor Malan Over…

How the B-25 Became a Favorite with Soviet Crews

How the B-25 Became a Favorite with Soviet Crews

What Made the P-51 Feel Different to WWII Pilots

What Made the P-51 Feel Different to WWII Pilots

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