Ground Crew Maintenance

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Ground Crew Maintenance

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Article visually detailing all the ground crew personnel required to get one bomber in the air.
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Ground crew working on engine

Ground crews working on 68th BS bomber Lemondrop

506th Squadron bomber with engine trouble before mission - the mission was scrubbed before takeoff
Mission to Tirstrup, 4/12/1945, ground crews work on the engine of a bomber with a mechanical

Ground crews work on a B-24 engine

Ground crews work on a 66th Squadron ship on the hardstand
In background, NB E is visible

Ground crewmen replace a B-24 engine

Billemy and R Williams, Work on Flak Alley Engine under Cowling, Shipdham, 68th Squadron

Ground crewman at work on engine, cowling pulled back, on scaffolding

Engine Maintenance on AC #123699, 10/21/1943

Engine maintenance

Ground crews work on engine of "Sack Artist" before takeoff

Ground crews work on an unknown B-24 engine at Shipdham

Abe, Cliff, Gene work on an engine repair

Left to Right, Norman C Bower, Francis Moore, Freedie Green, Nathan Sweedl Working on Engine Repair at Shipdham

Francis Moore and Engine Off B-24

Geo Mears, L Mastronardi, CC, on Scaffolding Repairing Engine

67th Squadron Engine Change, Pierson, Marion Bagley, Harry Besarick, Earl Stoddard, Jim Eatmon

67th Squadron Engine Maintenance

Ground crews work on scaffolding on #1 engine, hardstand at Shipdham

Seevers, New Crated Engines for Libs Arrive at Shipdham

Two Unknown Ground Crewmen on Scaffolding at Shipdham, Repairing Something Behind Engine Cowling

Perry Thomas at Shipdham, B-24 Engine and Repair Scaffolding in Background

Working on engines

Ground crewman works on engine maintenance
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