The RAF Eagle Squadrons and the 4th Fighter Group in World War II
In 1940 England stood alone against the Third Reich of Nazi Germany. Hitler had conquered Europe and now looked to conquer England. The Royal Air Force was desperately short of pilots and even though the United States was not yet in the war, American volunteer pilots fought for England in three RAF Eagle Squadrons. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Eagle Squadrons became the 4th Fighter Group which became the highest scoring American group in World War II. Dr. Heidicker will detail the exploits, sacrifice, and dedication of the RAF Eagle Squadrons and the 4th Fighter Group. These great patriots created the foundation of today’s 4th Fighter Wing and earned the motto, “Fourth but First”.
Видео The RAF Eagle Squadrons and the 4th Fighter Group in World War II канала Foundation of Wayne Community College
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