Mustangs, the Air War, and Gritchie English Lore

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Bo and Joey sit down with James Holland, one of the world's leading historians of the Second World War, to talk about his book Big Week and the bombing campaigns of WWII. From P-51 Mustangs and Jimmy Doolittle to Sabaton and Gritchie English Lore, this episode has it all. This discussion will have you asking, "what's not to like!?" If you are interested in helping our friends at the Stonehenge Alliance save a treasured World Heritage Site please follow this link to sign their petition! http://stonehengealliance.org.uk

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