"Stotinka Srece (Hundreds of Good Fortunes)" by Edi Selhaus, May 1993
- Containers:
- 01.0046 - Box 26, Folder 018
- Scope and content:
A story of Yugoslavian partisans during World War II. Gerald S. Armstrong was a pilot of a replacement crew in the 761st Squadron. His plane "Slick Chick" crashed in Yugoslavia on 20 January 1945, and six of the crew members were rescued by Tito Partisans while four were captured by the Germans and made prisoners of war. Gerald, his wife, and his fellow crew member Bill Petty returned to Yugoslavia to visit the people who had helped them that day.
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