Published on YouTube Jun 16, 2015
Author Steve Snyder conducts a 2015 interview in Atlanta with Henry Hughey who was a ball turret gunner with the 838th Bomb Squadron of the 487th Bomb Group in the Eighth Air Force from November 1944 to April 1945.


#WWII, #Aviation, #Military, #History, #Books, #B-17, #FlyingFortress


Learn more at: <a href="http://SteveSnyderAuthor.com">http://SteveSnyderAuthor.com</a>

Published on YouTube Jun 16, 2015 Author Steve Snyder conducts a 2015 interview in Atlanta with Henry Hughey who was a ball turret gunner with the 838th Bomb Squadron of the 487th Bomb Group in the Eighth Air Force from November 1944 to April 1945. #WWII, #Aviation, #Military, #History, #Books, #B-17, #FlyingFortress Learn more at: http://SteveSnyderAuthor.com

Published on YouTube Jun 16, 2015
Author Steve Snyder conducts a 2015 interview in Atlanta with Henry Hughey who was a ball turret gunner with the 838th Bomb Squadron of the 487th Bomb Group in the Eighth Air Force from November 1944 to April 1945.


#WWII, #Aviation, #Military, #History, #Books, #B-17, #FlyingFortress


Learn more at: <a href="http://SteveSnyderAuthor.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://SteveSnyderAuthor.com</a>

Interview with Henry Hughey

Winner of over 20 national book awards, SHOT DOWN is set within the framework of World War II in Europe and recounts the dramatic experiences of each member of a ten man B-17 bomber crew after their plane, piloted by the author's father, was knocked out of the sky by German fighters over the French/Belgium border on February 8,1944.


Some men died. Some were captured and became prisoners of war. Some men evaded capture and were missing in action for months before making it back to England. Their individual stories and those of the courageous Belgian people who risked their lives to help them are all different and are all remarkable.

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Winner of over 20 national book awards, SHOT DOWN is set within the framework of World War II in Europe and recounts the dramatic experiences of each member of a ten man B-17 bomber crew after their plane, piloted by the author's father, was knocked out of the sky by German fighters over the French/Belgium border on February 8,1944. Some men died. Some were captured and became prisoners of war. Some men evaded capture and were missing in action for months before making it back to England. Their individual stories and those of the courageous Belgian people who risked their lives to help them are all different and are all remarkable.

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Interview with Henry Hughey

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