Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In April 1943 a B24D Liberator of the 514th Squadron, US Airforce would take off from an airfield in Libya, North Africa. The plane was nicknamed 'Lady Be Good', however she would not return to the airfield. It would not be until 1959 when the truth about that fateful flight would come to light. In this video we look at the story of the Lady Be Good, the Lost plane of WW2.
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In April 1943 a B24D Liberator of the 514th Squadron, US Airforce would take off from an airfield in Libya, North Africa. The plane was nicknamed 'Lady Be Good', however she would not return to the airfield. It would not be until 1959 when the truth about that fateful flight would come to light. In this video we look at the story of the Lady Be Good, the Lost plane of WW2.
At Premier History we want to take you on a journey through time and grow your knowledge to see what it was actually like to be in some of the pivotal points in World History.
Make sure to leave a Like 👍 and a Comment 📜 down below or share this video with your friends.
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#PremierHistory #WW2 #GhostPlane
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🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/HistoryPremier
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