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The Last Mission (Laurel-Leaf Historical Fiction) by Harry Mazer
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The Last Mission (Laurel-Leaf Historical Fiction)

by Harry Mazer

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there was a boy named Jack and he lied about his age to get in the army. So he went to the army and went through traning. So he was waiting for his turn to learn how to fly a B17 Bomber when his turn came he had fun and learned how to fly the plane. Before it was his time to go to the war he called this girl that he ment in Miami so then he talked to her for a while. The before he went to the war he had his forlong and he went to new york he saw this house that had a yellow ribbon outside theat meant they had someone in the armyand that they were renting out a room so he knoccked on the door and a lady awnsered the door. and let him stay there. He was nervous to go see dotty the girl hat he met at the beach in Miami.
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  hsreader | Jun 25, 2008 |
A very interseting book. Does use lanuage
  Pie02468 | Mar 6, 2008 |
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In 1944, Jack Raab, a 15-year-old who dreams of being a hero, lies his way into the U.S. Air Force. From their base in England, Jack and his crew fly 24 treacherous bombing missions over occupied Europe. Hitler is near defeat, when Jack is shot down behind enemy lines and taken to a German POW camp.

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