the odds for allied airmen surviving their time serving on bombing missions over Europe were kind of grisly, with something like a 25 percent chance of surviving your service in that capacity.
apparently, allied bombings over Europe seemed to kill maybe three or four people for every airman lost in that service.
In a way, I kind of wonder how "guided" crashes weren't more commonplace.
apparently, allied bombings over Europe seemed to kill maybe three or four people for every airman lost in that service.
In a way, I kind of wonder how "guided" crashes weren't more commonplace.