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5 Million aerial pics from WWII to be released
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<blockquote data-quote="mx_9" data-source="post: 894876" data-attributes="member: 13431"><p>Along the same line of being interesting to talk to..</p><p></p><p>I met a guy who was a pilot of a bomber in WWII. He got shot down behind enemy lines and had to count on the underground to get him back through many hundred of miles....with Germans on his trail. His was the most captivating story I've ever heard. His biggest sorrow in life was seeing most of a town blown away simply because the Germans suspected he'd been there. Sadly engough upon his return he was interrogated extra long since he was MIA for a long time. IT was like he had to prove he was not a spy for the Germans. Then, no airline would hire him because of his short height. Regardless, I now view old timers in a new light. A lot of them have seen as far as the gates of hell.</p><p></p><p>EDIT: grammar fix</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mx_9, post: 894876, member: 13431"] Along the same line of being interesting to talk to.. I met a guy who was a pilot of a bomber in WWII. He got shot down behind enemy lines and had to count on the underground to get him back through many hundred of miles....with Germans on his trail. His was the most captivating story I've ever heard. His biggest sorrow in life was seeing most of a town blown away simply because the Germans suspected he'd been there. Sadly engough upon his return he was interrogated extra long since he was MIA for a long time. IT was like he had to prove he was not a spy for the Germans. Then, no airline would hire him because of his short height. Regardless, I now view old timers in a new light. A lot of them have seen as far as the gates of hell. EDIT: grammar fix [/QUOTE]
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