RR
I never said you are always wrong and I never said I am always right and you
could be right or wrong on this
one. Eleven hits on a single tank on a moving plane is hard to believe but all
fighting military planes have more
then one fuel tank even more then two and that could be the answer?
I have an empty, complete 20 MM shell with a screwed on hollow tip which does
have a slip of paper inside with
numbers on it and about the size of a large marble and should produce a small
explosion on contact. I remember
the armed guard would grease up each shell, load them into the magazine and
after the last shell was inserted they
would compress the spring even more with a removable long handle crank. Some of
the crew including me was
allowed to fire one 22 MM gun and I remember emptying about a half a magazine.
Now RR answer the question, how do you know this is a Jewish story?
Your humble, common sense WW11 MM Vet.
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It's a "sea story" if there ever was one.
1. Fuel tank hit 11 times but didn't ignite.
2. Fuel tank hit 11 times but fuel did not run out.
3. Fuel tank opened up, shells removed and inspected for hidden note that
miraculously did not burn up when shell was fired.
4. No photos or documentation of this miracle.
5. No surprise this story was written by a Jew.
You actually believe this story?
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Everyone
During WW11 I was issued a Navy Ensign Officer uniform as all licensed MM
officers. This allowed
me into Officers bars where I met a pilot who told me that unfortunately the
Nazi anti aircraft guns
were deadly and later on I learned the reason being was that they managed to
tie their radar to their
guns. Liberty ships had 20 MM guns which could empty a 50 round magazine in 6
seconds which were
spring loaded and maybe the Nazis could do so even faster? An explanation on
how 11 shells got into
that tank.
Stan the WW11 vetran
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Thanks Rita !!!! "INSPIRING" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Passing ON...
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Subject: WW2 "Miracle"
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2017 19:06:44 -0500
This story is in Elmer Bendiner's book, "The Fall of
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Elmer Bendiner was a navigator in a B-17 during WW II. He tells this
story of a World War II bombing run over Kassel, Germany, and the
unexpected result of a direct hit on their gas tanks.
"Our B-17, the Tondelayo, was barraged by flak from Nazi antiaircraft
guns. That was not unusual, but on this particular occasion our gas
tanks were hit."
"Later, as I reflected on the miracle of a 20 millimeter shell
piercing the fuel tank without touching off an explosion, our pilot,
Bohn Fawkes, told me it was not quite that simple." On the morning
following the raid, Bohn had gone down to ask our crew chief for that
shell as a souvenir of unbelievable luck.
The crew chief told Bohn that not just one but 11 shells had been
found in the gas tanks. 11 unexploded shells where only one was
sufficient to blast us out of the sky. It was as if the sea had been
parted for us. A near-miracle, I thought. Even after 35 years, so
awesome an event leaves me shaken, especially after I heard the rest
of the story from Bohn.
He was told that the shells had been sent to the armorers to be
defused. The armorers told him that Intelligence had picked them up.
They could not say why at the time, but Bohn eventually sought out the
answer. "Apparently when the armorers opened each of those shells,
they found no explosive charge. They were as clean as a whistle and
just as harmless."
Empty? Not all of them! One contained a carefully rolled piece of
paper. On it was a scrawl in Czech The Intelligence people scoured
our base for a man who could read Czech. Eventually they found one to
decipher the note. Translated, the note read:
"This is all we can do for you now… using Jewish slave labor is never
a good idea."
