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AMERICAN POW STITCHWORK

olonel Henry Russell Spicer (later Major General) assumed command of the 357th Fighter Group on 17 February 1944. By the 19th, he had flown a P-51 Mustang for the first time, ultimately leading every group mission until 4 March 1944, when his aircraft

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