On Eagle's Wings Interviews Steve Snyder, Author of Shot Down!

Episode 70  ·  Jul 31, 06:41 PM
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Steve Snyder shares the powerful story of his father, Pilot Howard Snyder, and his B-17 aircrew who were shot down during a WWII mission. This is more than just a war account—it’s a vivid portrait connecting diverse lives, the global conflict of that era, and the close bond of a crew flying the B-17 Fortress in combat. Through Steve’s heartfelt retelling, experience a rare and meaningful tribute from son to father, capturing the courage, people, and moments that shaped their journey.
Learn more at: https://SteveSnyderAuthor.com/

#B-17 Aircrew
#WWII Story
#Howard Snyder
#Military Aviation History
#Father-Son Tribute

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