Dry Gulcher Down: A B-17's Fiery End Over Shalford Village
	Code: 0-9708927-1-3 (VHS) Code: 999997951 (DVD) Price: $24.95
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Dry Gulcher Down follows the story of ten men who grew up in Depression America and found themselves aboard the ill-fated B-17 bound for the Luftwaffe research facilities at Peenemunde. They never made it. The documentary traces the life stories of the crew of aircraft number 42-97594 of the 381st Bomber Group (H) flying out of Ridgewell, England. On August 4, 1944 the aircraft caught fire after takeoff and plunged to a fiery end not far away. At the controls was famed television director Irving Moore, who remained in the cockpit until it was almost too late. Nine crew bailed out to safety. Only the tail gunner, S/Sgt Harold Norris went down with the plane. A unique look at the men who spearheaded the air war against Germany and the price they had to pay. VHS and DVD 58 minutes. NEW FULL HOUR VERSION WITH INTERVIEWS, NEW NARRATION, AND NEW ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. RELEASE DATE: January 2008 LENGTH: 58 minutes