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Richard Bailey describes how he moved to Georgia later in life.
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Richard Bailey describes the German anti-aircraft fire or flak used against him and his crew.
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Richard Bailey explains how B-26 airplanes took part in bombing missions over Europe in teams of six.
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Richard Bailey explains how he earned his solo-flying license at age 17.
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Richard Bailey describes his journey home to the United States on the RMS Queen Mary.
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Richard Bailey describes his military accomidations while stationed in Beauvaus, France, during the Allied push into Germany.
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Richard Bailey recalls an interaction he had with a British air raid warden while stationed in England.
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Richard Bailey describes the missions he flew during the D-Day Invasion in June 1944.
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Richard Bailey explains how he helped support his family during the Depression by delivering newspapers.
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Richard Bailey describes the strict standards required for entry into pilot training school in the Army Air Corps during World War II.
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Richard Bailey describes basic training at Maxwell Field in Alabama during World War II.
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Richard Bailey describes his crew's air battle with a Messerschmitt Bf 109, a German fighter plane, during the Battle of the Bulge.
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Richard Bailey explains his objective as a B-26 pilot flying bombing missions over Europe in World War II.
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Richard Bailey recalls how he shot down a Messerschmitt Bf 109, a German fighter plane, during the Battle of the Bulge.
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