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A young Military Air Drive recruit, a plantation youngster, a postal staff member a young mom, a nurse, and a goof off use their unique skills to combat and win World Warfare II. The battle is fought at home and in the stormy Pacific skies. On Dec 7, 1941, a higher school older, Fran Perkins, wakes up in his Chicago home to speak about Holiday shopping with more aged brothers Jim and Bob. As Fran's daddy, a combat veteran of World Warfare I, transforms on the top console radio to listen to music, there can be an announcement japan Armed Forces are bombing Pearl Harbor and World Warfare II begins in america. Fran and his two brothers enlist the next day to combat the battle so their young brothers Edward and Raymond won't have to combat. This is actually the true report of Fran Perkins and the staff of the Daisy Mae, a B-24 Bomber flying and preventing in the skies within the Pacific Sea. Nicknamed the Hawaiian Air Drive, the 42nd Squadron, given with the 11th Bombardment Group (H) and other squadrons and groups of the 7th Military Air Corps, soar and fight together to win World Warfare II. The 11th Bombardment Group, called the "Grey Geese", was almost completely wiped out during the strike on Hickam Air Field in Hawaii at exactly the same time boats at Pearl Harbor were in flames. The group recovers, retools, and starts life again with B-24D Bombers that soar in small categories because of their limited amounts, and cover an incredible number of a long way of featureless sea. Their mission is to protect the Hawaiian Islands from future strike, find downed aviators and crews, and lead the Bomber Lines from Hawaii to Triumph over Japan.
