Grasshopper air force led by Captain Marinelli in Italy
Captain Jack L. Marinelli commands a small, unarmed Grasshopper unit in Italy with 18 planes and 18 pilots. He and his crew spot Nazi artillery positions for American batteries and fly low over enemy lines to gather information, often under threat from German ground gunners and occasional fighters.
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Fifth Army
Cassino
Jack L. Marinelli
Berlin
Marinelli
Ottumwa
Italy
Manrake the Magician Escapes Air Attack
Aerial chase described with fiction quips as four Focker Wulfs are outmaneuvered by Mandrake. He notes a single 20 mm shell eased pressure but caused no harm.
Yugoslav Leader Ngrizont Supplicates Amid Ceremony
Pictured Yugoslav leader Ngrizont appeals during a royal or state ceremony. The scene includes musical elements and mentions of African delegates and atmospheric notes as part of the event.
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Ngrizont
Mzshal
Poet Guest Paints Air Corps WAC Fantasy
The verse imagines a maidenly poet wishing to be a young Air Corps WAC, slender and capable, who could man ships and guard the air while others guard the ground. The speaker laments being too old and stout to fly or sail, leaving her at home as useless.
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Air Corps Wac
Air Corps
WAC
Wacs
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