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When the weather over Germany
cleared on October 8th, the Americans launched a succession
of maximum-effort missions to take out aircraft manufacturing plants. The airmen would
eventually call it Black Week. On October 8th,
855 planes left Great Britain for a raid on Bremen and Vegesack. They were loaded with
two and a half million pounds of bombs. Two and three-quarter million
rounds of ammunition. As we came off the target,
out of the corner of my eye, I saw this flight of two Fw 190s
aiming directly for us
cleared on October 8th, the Americans launched a succession
of maximum-effort missions to take out aircraft manufacturing plants. The airmen would
eventually call it Black Week. On October 8th,
855 planes left Great Britain for a raid on Bremen and Vegesack. They were loaded with
two and a half million pounds of bombs. Two and three-quarter million
rounds of ammunition. As we came off the target,
out of the corner of my eye, I saw this flight of two Fw 190s
aiming directly for us
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When the weather over Germany
cleared on October 8th,
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the Americans launched a succession
of maximum-effort missions
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to take out aircraft manufacturing plants.
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The airmen would
eventually call it Black Week.
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On October 8th,
855 planes left Great Britain
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for a raid on Bremen and Vegesack.
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They were loaded with
two and a half million pounds of bombs.
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Two and three-quarter million
rounds of ammunition.
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As we came off the target,
out of the corner of my eye,
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I saw this flight of two Fw 190s
aiming directly for us.
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Movie Summary
It honors the heroes of the 100th Bomb Group.