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Chester Majewski | Shenandoah PA Airman 1944
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Chester Majewski | Shenandoah PA Airman 1944
On April 6, 1944, the crew of a B-17G, nicknamed Banshee, took off as part of a mission with the 15th Air Force from Celone Air Base in Foggia, Italy to bomb an airfield in Zagreb, Yugoslavia (modern-day Croatia). As the plane lifted off, Sergeant Chester Majewski of Shenandoah, Pennsylvania waited in the plane’s radio room. Once the plane was well into the air and on its way to deliver its 4,000 pound payload he prepared to enter his battle sta…
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