What are the darkest truths about the air war over Germany in WWII?

In late 1944, a curious all-black U.S. B-24 Liberator made an unannounced forced landing at a Royal Air Force base in the dead of night. The lone aircraft had minimal markings. The crew's squadr…

Long's Digest   Top Stories For You   What are the darkest truths about the air war over Germany in WWII? Gary Dutery, Career print journalist, editor, columnist • Answered May 30, 2020 In late 1944, a curious all-black U.S. B-24 Liberator made an unannounced forced landing at a Royal Air Force base in the dead of night. The lone aircraft had minimal marki... Read more » 335.5K 1.7K 54   Do the Japanese like the Chinese? Nathan James, Geopolitical pundit and blogger. • Answered December 25 Hmmm, do the Japanese like anybody besides themselves? They keep a pretty tight lid on demographic homogeneity. They kowtow to the Americans but don't mistake this for liking... Read more » 46.2K 379 29   What happens if you break an ROTC contract? Buck Shaw, J.D. Law, University of Arkansas at Little Rock • Answered November 20 One day my battalion commander informed me that I was getting a new lieutenant in my company. She was an engineer officer, fresh out of the Officer Basic Course. We talked ... Read more » 235K 1.3K 77   How did the General Staff of the Third Reich think about defeating the United States of America following the declaration of war, considering a great ocean that separated them? Brent Cooper, Trial and appellate counsel for Cooper & Scully (1993-present) • Answered December 19 Closeup of Hitler as war is declared upon the United States, 11 Dec. 1941 Ribbentrop pointed out to Hitler that to declare war against the US would add to the number of enem... Read more » 216K 1.6K 103   Are the Chinese in China also admiring Caucasians? CaiLei, lives in China (1975-present) • Updated November 13 Gweilo, also known as foreign Gweilo, is a common saying in Cantonese to call white people. It is literally interpreted as "ghost" or "devil". Because the Cantonese believe... Read more » 60.4K 305 26 Read More in Your Feed

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