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...Quonset. Five minutes later our crew officers arrived: Captain Harp, the aircraft commander; Jesse Hendrickson, the bombardier; and a third officer, a captain, who was the radar operator. While we waited, we were joined by our regular co-pilot, Flight Officer Bob Hollinger, and a first lieutenant, who turned out to be a navigator. Our regular navigator and radar operator, both second lieutenants, were not there. Hendrickson...
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