World War II-era American bombers flying in formation: a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (bottom) and a North American B-25 Mitchell (Top)

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World War II-era American bombers flying in formation: a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (bottom) and a North American B-25 Mitchell (Top)
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How it touches the heart, a beautiful and incredible performance! It's just thrilling to watch these gentlemen in the sky👏 🫡
B-25 Mitchell
B-25J Mitchell
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B-25J 2nd Squadron
During 1942 and 1943 No 2 Squadron flew bombing, ground-attack, anti-shipping, and reconnaissance missions over the Japanese-occupied Netherlands East Indies. As a result of these operations the squadron was awarded the US Presidential Unit Citation in July 1943 for “outstanding performance of duty in action”. Having begun to train with Beaufort aircraft, in May 1944 the squadron converted to B 25 Mitchell bombers, which remained in service for the rest of the war. The squadron disbanded in May 1946.
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Crew and mascot of the North American B-25 Mitchell, Poopsie.
North American B25 Mitchell Medium Bomber ( Grumpy ) B25D variant. Photo by ( Mike Raabe ) 😁