U.S. aircraft makes three passes strafing buildings in a valley next to a steep hill in Korea, during Korean War. On each pass, the pilot successfully destroys a different building. On third pass, he must pull up sharply to fly over the hill. The aircraft strafes roads and launches several rockets at clusters of buildings. The entire area is covered in snow.
U.S. aircraft, of the 49th Fighter-Bomber Group,strafing roads and military compounds in Korea, creating explosions in several buildings. Entire area is snow covered. Tracers can be seen during the strafing runs.
Gun camera views from aircraft of the U.S. 8th Fighter-Bomber Squadron, 49th Fighter-Bomber Group, strafing targets close to mountains in Korea. Fire seen in one building following attack. Area is snow-covered (Korean War)
Views from gun camera of a U.S. aircraft in flight attacking ground targets in Korea. The aircraft strafes and launches rockets at the targets. The entire landscape is snow covered. (Korean War)
U.S. aircraft flies over several sites where buildings are burning as result of air attacks, during Korean War. It then makes repeated attacks, strafing and launching rockets at a military compound in Korea. The entire area is snow covered.
Gun camera views from U.S. aircraft strafing ground targets in Korea. Smoke rises from explosions on the ground. The entire area is covered in snow. (Korean War)