Re: Hogan's Heroes
- From: ogrowup@xxxxxxxxx (Padraigh ProAmerica)
- Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2011 16:54:06 -0500
1) Robert Clary (LeBeau) was a concentration camp survivor with a number
tattoo.
2)IIRC, the original premise was that the crew was sent in together to
set up the operations. Carter (Larry Hovis), the explosives expert, was
a commissioned officer acting as a sergeant.
The one major thing that caught my eye was radio operator Kinch- the
U.S. forces were strictly segregated by race, and, AFAIK, there were no
African-American bomber crew in the European theatre (There was an AA
fight group- the Tuskeegee Airmen- in Italy, and they compiled an
outstanding record.).
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"History is not a spectator sport"-- Dr. Bruce Freeberg--
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