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On July 14, 1944, First Lieutenant Evald Swanson’s B17G Mispa lost its nose to an 88mm shell over Budapest, killing two crew members; with only exposed control cables, Swanson and the surviving crew manually kept the bomber airborne, bailed out over Yugoslavia, were captured and imprisoned until April 1945, and later returned home, their extraordinary survival honoring the fallen and becoming a lasting testament to resilience.

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