Ten missions over Germany, undated.

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Ten missions over Germany, undated.

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Reminiscences (typed, 29 p.), written by Smith about ten missions he flew over Germany as a pilot with the 100th Bomb Squadron, U.S. Eighth Air Force, March-April 1945. The account describes attacks on German submarine pens and other facilities, gives information on briefings, and includes comments on other members of the squad and on social life in London while on leave.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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