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Old 22-09-2007, 04:08 PM
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Not sure whether or not my source is correct, but I am told that in one of Ray Mears Survival episodes, he made reference to the fate of the aircrew of the ill fated USAF B24 bomber, The Lady Be Good, which came down in the North Libyan desert in 1943.

Can anyone confirm there was such an episode, and if so, which?

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I think the incident you are talking about is covered on the history channel i remember watching it
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