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Set at an aerodrome in eastern France near No-Man's-Land, the narrative follows American and allied airmen of a bombing squadron, portraying camp routine, mechanical work on aircraft, crew selection and the anxiety of night raids and aerial combat. Episodes center on young pilots, a wounded comrade and a pragmatic sergeant, showing how technical skill, daring and camaraderie shape assignments and survival. Frequent technical detail about machines, armament and raid procedures combines with scenes of training, repair and moral strain to convey the demands and hazards of early military aviation.
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