Official Cool Picture - Video Thread.

[Texasgordo]

 

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[easy rider]

Plus it says so right on the side of the plane.

FAKE NEWS!

 

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Not my grandfather's plane, that's where he sat and he made it home.

 

[cycleguy2300]

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Pappy!

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[Texasgordo]

Not my grandfather's plane, that's where he sat and he made it home.

Scary stuff what happened to the air crews in those bombers. To say they were brave is a serious understatement .

 

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[Texasgordo]

 

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[Younggun]

Scary stuff what happened to the air crews in those bombers. To say they were brave is a serious understatement .

Spoke to a top turret gunner from a Liberator.

Told him it was amazing what he did. He said “I was just doin my job”.


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[PhulesAu]

Spoke to a top turret gunner from a Liberator.

Told him it was amazing what he did. He said “I was just doin my job”.


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Same reply from a B17 belly turret gunner.

 

[oohrah]

I did a video of my Uncle's B-24 WWII history, and found several pictures of his airplane "Dinah Might!" After he rotated home, his plane crash landed and this is what's left.

 

[DubiousDan]

American mechanic working on the tail fuse of a AN-M64 'Carpetbagger' general purpose 500lb bomb in the forward bomb bay of a Boeing B-29 Superfortress. The B-29 could carry 32 x 500lb GP Bombs

 

[DubiousDan]

Gunner Kenneth Bratton USNR is pulled out of the gun turret of Air Group Commander Henry H. Caldwell's Avenger Torpedo Bomber by Lt Julius 'Julie' Bescos, after a raid on Rabaul, Papua New Guinea on 5 November, 1943

 

[DubiousDan]

Sgt Harold E Rogers from Miami, Oklahoma, poses with his dog mascot 'Mister', half chow and half police hound, in the waist gun position of a B-17 Flying Fortress nicknamed 'Un Petit Peu' of the 401st Bomb Group, US Army 8th Air Force, just before a bombing mission over Germany

 

[DubiousDan]

The crew of B-17G 'Bolo Babe' (42-102601) of the 546th Bomb Squadron, 384th BG, pose on top of their plane after a crash landing in France. Bolo Babe crash-landed near Moyeuvre-Grande, West of Thionville, France after she lost an engine and her electrical system during a mission to attack a BMW plant in Ludwigshafen Germany, 9 September, 1944. The entire crew returned to the UK by C-47 and returned to flight status on 13 September, 1944