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Taken from cockpit, bomber in formation
Blind bombing at Munster, total cloud cover is visible
#42-51258, J+, 66th Squadron - QK, Beverly Jean seen in the clouds in formation
493rd BG flies with fighter escort
Photo of Blackjack at Low-Level, Probably over East Anglia
Lemon Drop on her way to Naples, Signed by Phillips who Flew Lemondrop on Ploesti
Going down, 4 engine, could be B24 right wing gone; falling through cloud
B24Ds in Formation, Group Symbol Scrubbed; Hamburg Moorfleth Target Area at Bombs Away; 24,000 Feet October 6, 1944 AC 42-40606 Timbaaah; Strike Photo of Target
B-24 in Air, Above Mountains
93rd Bomb Group B-24s in Tight Formation over Channel
B-24s of the 44th fly high above the clouds in a tight combat box formation.
V WQ - 44th BG B-24 flies against a clear blue sky.
Serial #2100411, nicknamed Dumbo, releases bombs over a target.
"Flak Alley" in the air
#02363 flying in formation
Bombers of the 44th in formation
Bar K in the air
K Bar in formation flying low
A B-24 of the 44th captured in formation during a mission
Bombs falling from bomb bay of a B-24D500 lb HT, sky marker, parachute flares are labelled falling from the bomber
500 lb HT, sky marker, parachute flares are labelled falling from the bomber
Bomber from QK Squadron, as photographed from the bomber flying above it in formation
Lady Luck flies in the 44th BG formation
Fort De Royan - April 14th 1945 and the first use of Napalm by the 8th Air Force, with the 44BG playing their part. Does anyone have a better or clearer copy of this image? I ask because after a discussion on ArmyAirForces.com there was a consensus that the ship ringed (by me) in this picture is probably Bar-O, 'Joplin Jalopy' flown on this mission by 1st Lieut. Milton Parrish. Before he died Milton Parrish wrote to me and said the 'Jalopy' received a flak hit in the bomb b… See more
Rugged Buggy
"MI AKIN ASS" 42-94846 67th BS NB L