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B-24Hs of the 465th Bomb Group in flight during a mission, 16 June 1944. The burning aircraft would go down with only three survivors
Ground crews refuel P-43 Lancers and P-66 Vanguards in China
P-51D Ole III, 358th Fighter Squadron
In the nose of CAF Airbase Arizona's B-25J Maid in the Shade, a veteran of 15 bombing missions over Italy.
After 3 years of trying I finally got the flight I'd been looking forward to.
A P2V-6 of VP-21 in flight near NAS Glenview, July 1956
P-51D Miss Steve, 357th Fighter Squadron
B-17C Pamela, a former 19th Bomb Group aircraft converted into a transport and used by the 317th Troop Carrier Group in Australia. She would crash at Mackay, Queensland on 14 June 1943, killing 40 of her 41 passengers and crew.
The tail section of a C-47 that crashed at Cooktown, Australia, 13 June 1944
B-24D Lonesome Polecat and crew, 308th Bomb Group
B-24J Kansas Cyclone of the 11th Bomb Group on a mission over Truk, August 1944
314th Troop Carrier Group C-47s at an airfield in England
P-51D Q's Blitz Buggy of the 355th Fighter Group at Gablingen, Germany, during the Allied occupation
P2Vs of VP-29 in Japan, 1952
San Antonio Rose and an unnamed B-17E of the 435th Bomb Squadron after a taxiing incident in Australia, summer 1942.
A B-18B fitted with a Magnetic Anomaly Detector (MAD) boom in the tail
A B-18A tests rocket-powered rear-facing depth bombs for anti-submarine use
A TP-47G in flight over the US, 1942. The aircraft was converted from a Curtiss-Wright production P-47D/G and never placed into serial production