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From Publishers Weekly In 1942 a squadron of new U.S. warplanes (two B-17 Flying Fortresses and six P-38 Lightnings) were forced by foul weather to land on Greenland's vast glacier. The stranded airmen were rescued 11 days later (a story in itself, told here), but the planes had to be abandoned. This entertaining, large-format book, for which Hayes (No Easy Answers) interviewed participants in the search for the last squadron and veterans of the 1942 forced landing, illustrated with some 300 color photos, tells how the "lost squadron" was located by radar four decades later under 260 feet of…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1994Hyperion · 223 pages · 9780786860487
- Other · English · 1994Hyperion · 223 pages · 9780747518266
American Aerial operationsConservation and restorationLightning (Fighter planes)World War, 1939-1945Geschichte 1985-1993Lightning (Avions de chasse)LuftwaffeP-38





