"Masters of the Air: Unveiling the True Story Behind the WWII Drama"

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The Apple TV+ series "Masters of the Air" largely sticks to the facts about the lives of its American protagonists from the 100th Bomber Group in World War II, with real veterans as the basis for the major characters. The show accurately depicts the intense danger of B-17 bomber missions and the experiences of American prisoners of war in German camps, but leaves out the little-discussed treatment of airmen by the Swiss. Despite some tensions between British and American soldiers, the series portrays the real friendships formed among the cast, and historian Donald Miller provides additional background on the themes and issues in the show.
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