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Heavy Bombers: Guide to the US AAF Heavy and Very Heavy Bombardment Groups of W.W.II.

It was a marveleous aircraft! It was the best aircraft I flew in the war by far. I never flew the P-51, it's been one of my life's regrets, but I flew just about everything else there was. I liked the P-38's rate of climb, it's speed, the way it handled, and it's firepower directly out the nose. The P-38 would turn with almost anything, in fact it would out turn the P-47, out climb it, and out ...

Aircraft # 42-50287 B-24H-20 = Built by Consolidated in Fort Worth, Texas. 577th Squadron/ 392nd Bomb Group/ 2nd Air Division/ 8th Air Force Based in East Anglia near Wendling, England CREW:Back L to R:Neil Larsen(Pilot), Charles Stratton(Copilot), Tom O'Neill(Navigator), Tommy Hiller (Bombardier) Front L to R:Clyde Whitt(Right waist gunner), Henry Fox(radio operator), *Robert Wilcox( Tail ...

Stories of a B-17 Pilot during WWII The Crew Members of The Squawkin Chicken Lt. Dewayne Bennett - Pilot Lt. Col. Kohane - Air Commander Lt. Eugene Burcham - Bombardier Lt. Kane - Navigator Lt. Cranston - Navigator S/Sgt. James Trumbo - Tail Gunner T/Sgt. James Holland - Engineer Top Turret Gunner S/Sgt. Verlin Gale - Waist Gunner T/Sgt. Mike Perrone - Radio Operator S/Sgt. Bernard Zelazoski - ...

Home About Us Pre-WWII WWII 1960s Vietnam Era Borate Bombers War Birds art gallery World War II B-17s of the 384th Bomb Group Tour this Gallery - or - click on a picture to enlarge it Home About Us Pre-WWII WWII 1960s Vietnam Era Borate Bombers War Birds art gallery ...

International B-24 Crew Registry Created 1994 By Mark Morris Welcome to the International B-24 Crew Registry. The intent of this web site is to provide history researchers and B-24 crew members the ability to locate specific current information about crew members and their experiences. We are diligently trying to capture the histories of each B-24 crew member before this most precious treasure ...

HAWK 75 - PROMISE UNFULFILLED P-36 HAWK HOMEPAGE Bruce Crawford The U.S. Army Air Corps had one chance to keep pace with world fighter aircraft development on the eve of World War II, and that chance took the form of the Curtiss P-36 Mohawk There can be little doubt that the P-36 (or Hawk 75, its Curtiss design designation) placed the USAAC at the forefront of world fighter aircraft design in ...