Vintage Aviation News on MSN17d
Author Talk: Memoir of a WWII B-24 Bomber Pilot
Authors' discussion of unfiltered letters of a young aviator to be presented at the musuem on Wednesday, November 20th, at 11 ...
The Washington Post on MSN14d
Remains of 21-year-old WWII aviator recovered from sunken bomber
Divers examining the wreckage of the B-24 bomber “Heaven Can Wait” recovered bones of 2d Lieut. Thomas V. Kelly Jr., and his ...
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78 years ago, the B-24 Liberator took its first flight - here's how it helped bring down the Nazis
(Though it would be months before Ford hit its bomber-a-month production goal.) "It was HUGE. I was completely amazed by its monstrous size, its four mighty engines," a pilot who flew the B-24 ...
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A relic of WW II has been lifted from the bottom of Gander Lake
A diver looks at the wreckage of a B-24 bomber at the bottom of Gander Lake. (Submitted by Chris Power) For nearly 81 years, its been sitting, undisturbed, on the floor of Gander Lake.
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War Production
The average Ford car had some 15,000 parts. The B-24 Liberator long-range bomber had 1,550,000. One came off the line every 63 minutes. America launched more vessels in 1941 than Japan did in the ...