PROMISED TO RETURN - Impossible Mission

June 16, 1943. Captain Jay Zeamer made a promise to his crew: "We'll all come home." They laughed. Their bomber, Old 666, was a flying junkyard. The mission? Fly alone over the most heavily defended island in the Pacific.

40 Japanese fighters attacked. The odds were impossible.

But Jay Zeamer kept his promise.
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