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Ugh is right.
When I flew on Nine O Nine the flight engineer was a girl. Prior to take off I asked her how she got the job. Did she have any credentials. Nope, nuttin, I just asked to do it and got the job.
When I flew on their B24 a few years later we were required to be seated and buckled in during landing. But it wasn't enforced. There were several people standing looking out the side opening when we landed. Not that the seat belts would have done much good since they were 1945 era.
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