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P-51 Mustangs of the U.S. Air Force prepare for mission in Korea.
U.S. soldiers refuel P-51 aircraft in Korea, during Korean War. A number of P-51 Mustangs of the U.S. Air Force and a refueling truck on a ramp area. Two C-47 planes in the background. A tug pulling a small trailer loaded with boxes of ammunition being driven into the area. A tug pulling a load of rockets follows. A crew chief removes boxes of 50 caliber ammunition from trailer and dumps them on the wings of a plane. He checks the belts before attaching them into wing gun position. A sign reads 'Refueling, We fuel them, You fly them'. A driver climbs down a truck. A ground crew member refuels the aircraft. Meter in operation.
P-51 and F-51 aircraft of the U.S. Air Force in Korea.
Pilots of P-51 and F-51 planes of the U.S. Air Force prepare to take off in Korea, during Korean War. Interior of a briefing room. An officer briefs the pilots. The officer points towards a map. Close view of pilots' faces as they listen to the officer. The pilots come out of the briefing room. Several F-51s in a row. A pilot climbs onto the wing of F-51. The pilot talks to a crew chief. Another pilot checks a note book while standing on the wing of the plane. Yet another pilot climbs into the cockpit of a P-51. Rockets and bombs on the plane. Shadow of rotating propeller on the ground. Close view of nose section of the plane. A pilot in the cockpit of a stationary P-51. 'Pilot-Lieutenant Bell, Crew Chief—Sergeant Olson' written on the side of the plane. A P-51 taxies on the ground past a partially complete hangar. Two men talk. A number of F-51 planes on runway await signal for take off. A jeep and a man across airfield. Several stationary Sikorsky R-5 helicopters in the background. A ground crew member signals P-51s to take off. The planes take off. Two crew chiefs stand and watch the take off. A truck parked across the runway. The driver looks at the planes as they take off. Roof of the hangar shows large hole in the steel framework. F-51 flies overhead. F-51s in flight. Four P-51s in flight. .
Aircraft of the U.S. Air Force strafes a village in Korea.
A village in Korea destroyed due to strafing by the planes of the U.S. Air Force, during Korean War. U.S. planes strafe troops and equipment along roads. Smoke rises as the rockets hit the buildings. U.S. planes fire rockets on the factory area of town. Four P-51 planes in flight.
A P-51 Mustang of the U.S. Army Air Forces drops bombs over a Japanese held hill in China.
A P-51 combat operation over a Japanese held hill near Burma border in China. Smoke rises as bombs are dropped. Aerial view of a meandering River. A P-51 of the U.S. Army Air Forces in flight. Smoke rises from the top of hills. (World War II period).
P-51 planes of the U.S. Army Air Forces drop bombs over Japanese held hills near Burma border during World War II
P-51 planes of the U.S. Army Air Forces in a combat operations over Wanling, China, near the Burma border, during World War 2, as photographed from a B-25 Mitchell bomber. Close view of the B-25 bomber's right engine nacelle and empennage shadow on the runway, during takeoff roll. Some soldiers and parked aircraft in the background. The B-25 takes off. . P-51 aircraft seen in flight over Japanese occupied positions in hills. Aerial view of a meandering river. Smoke rises from ordnance dropped by P-51s.
United States 9th Air Force pilots and crew readying for missions in France, against German targets.
Fighter pilots of the United States 9th Air Force, 354th Fighter Group, with their P-51s in France. A dugout with camouflage netting. Three soldiers come out of the dugout. A man in a glass enclosed tower behind the dugout. A bomb marked with 'To der Fuhurer mit love' attached under a P-51. Pilot lieutenant W B King, of 355th Fighter Squadron, leans over wing of his P-51, 'Atlanta Peach.' A crew chief paints additional swastikas to record German aircraft kills on a P-51. A man shaves while looking in a mirror. The sign on the mirror reads 'Hitler turned Europe upside down.' (Note: Pilot, William B. King, an ace of the 355th Fighter Squadron, "The Pugnacious Pups," was officially credited with 5 1/2 confirmed aerial victories, and was awarded the Silver Star. He was from Atlanta, GA.) (World War II period).
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