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Crawford Hicks describes the prisoner-of-war camp in which he was imprisoned during World War II.
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Crawford Hicks recalls his plans after hearing of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Crawford Hicks describes how he learned and remembered Morse code during his flight training.
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Crawford Hicks describes practice bomb runs in his Army Air Corps training.
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Crawford Hicks recalls members of his flight crew on the B-17 Flying Fortress.
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Crawford Hicks describes his feelings after becoming a pilot.
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Crawford Hicks describes the moments after his B-17 Flying Fortress was shot by a German fighter plane.
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Crawford Hicks describes his efforts to stay warm in the prisoner-of-war camp.
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Crawford Hicks describes the briefing before flight missions over Germany.
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Crawford Hicks recalls nicknames for German guards in his prisoner-of-war camp.
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Crawford Hicks describes the morning and evening routine in his prisoner-of-war camp.
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Crawford Hicks describes the difficulty of learning to land a plane during flight training.
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Crawford Hicks describes the food available in his prisoner-of-war camp in Germany.
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Crawford Hicks explains the fundamentals of formation flying.
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Crawford Hicks explains the flight conditions necessary for a bomb run.
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Crawford Hicks describes his British instructor during flight training.
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