毁天灭地，绝命突袭，空中双雄，狱中难友-血腥100传奇(3)

So the 100th Bomber Squadron had a difficult start, flying poorly and not accurately dropping their bombs. Although Colonel Dale Alkire made great efforts, during the 1943 April 21st long-distance flight training from the western United States to New Zealand, there were still serious mistakes, 4 planes went astray, and Alkire was transferred and removed from his post to the 15th Air Force. Of course, they would meet again someday, just in another distant and harsh place. The eagle"s first cry In June 1943, the 100th Bomber Squadron completed its training and went to England"s RAF Sopwith Abbotts Air Base to participate in the war. The base"s official name is the 139th Base, located about 90 miles north of London, with 3500 pilots and support staff stationed there, adjacent to a small village called Norfolk with no church, and Sopwith Abbotts" name came from this, meaning "Monastery Village".