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Number of A-26 warplanes of U.S. Army Air Force fly together in formation of individual groups in Germany, during World War II.
Fleet of Allied A-26 warplanes of United States Army Air Force fly over the Alps during World War II. Large group of planes fly in formation of two groups, as seen from other plane flying below them. A group of four airplanes in flight. Fleet of planes flying in individual groups of five.
A-26 planes of U.S. Army Air Force fly in formations and strafe German airstrip near the German Alps, during World War II.
Fleet of Allied A-26 warplanes of United States Army Air Force fly over the Alps in Germany, during World War II. Clouds in sky during the flight of planes. Fleet of planes flying in small formations of five and six. The aircraft fly close to each other in sky over clouds. Aircraft bombs an airstrip. Explosion on ground. Agricultural farmlands on ground, strafed by the bombers.
Colonel at Allied air base briefs aircraft pilots of U.S. Army Air Force about strafing German targets during World War II.
Fleet of Allied A-26 warplanes of United States Army Air Force fly over the Alps in Germany, during World War II. Colonel talks to U.S. Army Air Force pilots at an airbase. The Colonel illustrates strategies of bombing, on a map as pilots listen to him. Wrecked building of air base behind the Colonel.
Lt. Col. conducts outdoor briefing for fighter pilots at partially destroyed airfield in Germany near end of World War II.
Lieutenant Colonel conducts outdoor briefing for pilots of the 353rd Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, at a partially bombed out German airfield, near the end of the Second World War in Europe. Among the pilots seen is Lieutenant B.W. Carr, who was credited with destroying 23 Nazi aircraft. The briefing officer refers to a map suspended at rear of a military vehicle. Wrecked air base buildings in the background and what appears to be a damaged bridge in the distance. Pilots stand as briefing ends and walk past several Squadron P-51D aircraft. Lt. Carr, wearing a holstered sidearm, walks toward his airplane (not seen).
Pilots of U.S. Army Air Force climb aboard their P-51 aircraft to take off on missions during World War II.
U.S. Army Air Force pilot Lt. Bruce Carr, of the 353rd Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, dons his parachute and climbs into the cockpit of his P-51D Mustang airplane. Crew chief, Earl Osborne, assists him. The name 'Angels Playmate"and 23 swastikas are painted on fuselage of the airplane. Lt Carr taxis away toward the runway. Another pilot climbs aboard his P-51D and settles himself in the cockpit.
Pilots of U.S. Army Air Force climb into their P-51D airplanes at captured German airbase, near the end of World War 2
Pilots of the United States Army Air Force 353rd Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, board their P-51D aircraft, for a mission against German targets, during World War II. They are operating from a bombed out captured German airfield, near the end of the War in Europe. Major L.K. Brueland is seen in cockpit of his airplane as he taxis with the canopy open, making his way between obstructions on the ramp. His aircraft displays 14 and one half swastikas. Another pilot climbs aboard his P-51D, as a photographer stands on the nose of the aircraft. His airplane has 16 German crosses (not swastikas ) painted on it. Crew chief cleans his canopy. He taxis out with canopy closed.
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