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.Source unknown.
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 takeoffMission 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
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Mission to Tirstrup, 4/12/1945, ground crews work on the engine of a bomber with a mechanical
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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