US EditionThe Story of James Howard Facing 30 German Fighters in a Lone WWII Mission Over Oschersleben
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The Story of James Howard Facing 30 German Fighters in a Lone WWII Mission Over Oschersleben
A Fighter Alone On January 11, 1944, the skies over Germany roared with the sound of engines. American B-17 bombers of the Eighth Air Force were flying deep into hostile airspace, targeting aircraft factories in Oschersleben. These production centers were key to Germany’s air power, and protecting them was a top priority for the defenders. The mission was dangerous, and German forces prepared a strong response. Dozens of Focke-Wulf 190s and Mess…
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