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You’d have a daily broadcast
Mr. Yeomans describes how POWs kept up to date on the status of the war.
The food was extremely bad
Mr. Yeomans describes deteriorating conditions in the POW camps
You need medical attention
Mr. Yeomans describes his capture and interrogation by the Germans.
We did seven trips against Berlin
Mr. Yeomans describes German anti-bomber defence, RAF losses, and being shot down.
They took the best crews
Mr. Yeomans discusses action with the "Wimpys," and with the "Pathfinders," elite crews who marked bombing targets in Germany.
Someone is trying to stop you
Mr. Yeomans discusses his general impressions of training.
Never in the field of human endeavour...
Mr. Yeomans describes British Prime Minister Winston Churchill's practicality and strength.
"We were not all heroes..."
Mr. Coffell describes a less than honourable way to survive the war.
Flying on course; for better or worse.
Mr. Coffell describes the need for disciplined flying regardless of the consequences.
"...it had to be right."
Mr. Coffell's reflections on being a navigator.
"...a thing called a Bullseye."
Mr. Coffell describes a method of decoying German antiaircraft activity.
"...a terrible experience with a wonderful ending."
Mr. Coffell talks about being put on charge for a training mishap.
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