I've started to gain a interest in music & poems from WW2 but as an avid WW2 aviation enthusiast I was wondering if anybody now the names of or recording of period music or poems likely by airforce personnel either American or British?
I remembered two of those verses from the mid 50s as a Civil Air Patrol cadet. I don't know whose dad was a paratrooper. Another from that time was "Throw a nickel on the grass, save a fighter pilot's ass...."
Also brought back memories. They missed the verse "you can tell a navigator by his ass, it's forty inches wide, getting wider by the ride. you can tell a navigator by his ass"