WWII Tail Gunner’s Last Mission
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From Pearl Harbor to the skies over Frankfurt, WWII tail gunner, and Mainer, Carl Pulcifer risked everything on one of the most dangerous missions of the war. Told through his own journal and brought to life through art and memory, this powerful story reveals the courage, fear, and legacy of a Maine airman who came home forever changed.
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