NAVIGATORS SET NEW COURSE FOR FIRST BRITAIN TO RUSSIA SHUTTLE MISSION.

NAVIGATORS SET NEW COURSE FOR FIRST BRITAIN TO RUSSIA SHUTTLE MISSION. American navigators taking part in the first Britain to Russia shuttle mission via Germany get new courses to guide their planes back and forth over Nazidom from bases in England and Russia. More than 1000 heavy bombers escorted by Mustangs of the Eight U.S. Air Force, attacked Berlin in great strenght June 21, 1944, to open the two-way aerial bombardment. The planes took off from England unloaded their bombs on Germany and landed in Russia to refuel and reload.