Army Air Corps Lt. Col. Roy Truba (Ret.), a B-17 bombardier for the 751st squadron, 351st bomb group during World War II, speaks to child aircraft enthusiast about his flying experiences during WWII in the aircraft named "Memphis Belle." Trumba was shot down, April 18, 1945, and held six weeks as a POW and had not been inside a B-17 since bailing out over Germany. This is the first Joint Service Open House conducted by Team Andrews members at the newly minted Joint Base Andrews, continuing a rich tradition of partnership and strength rooted in service to the nation. Joint Base Andrews ho
Army Air Corps Lt. Col. Roy Truba (Ret.), a B-17 bombardier for the 751st squadron, 351st bomb group during World War II, speaks to child aircraft enthusiast about his flying experiences during WWII in the aircraft named "Memphis Belle." Trumba was shot down, April 18, 1945, and held six weeks as a POW and had not been inside a B-17 since bailing out over Germany. This is the first Joint Service Open House conducted by Team Andrews members at the newly minted Joint Base Andrews, continuing a rich tradition of partnership and strength rooted in service to the nation. Joint Base Andrews holds open house 279922
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