Deb Fischer
On March 4, 1944, the 95th Bombardment Group was doing what few others could do. Just three months before D-Day, in the thick of World War II, poor weather conditions threatened to derail an important bombing raid. The cloud cover was too heavy for many units to fly through, as snowstorms enveloped the skies above Germany. These units either were recalled altogether or forced to attack secondar...
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