U.S. 8th Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress bombers in England during World War II. Crew members of B-17s pose for a picture in front of B-17s. They leave the area in a jeep.
U.S. 8th Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress bombers in England during World War II. The crew of a damaged B-17 look at severely damaged wing, tail,and gunner's position. The crew poses. The name of the airplane reads 'Little John'.
U.S. Army Air Corps (USAAC) Captain Melvin J. Hitchcock of the 66th Fighter Squadron, 57th Fighter Group, in cockpit of his P-47, talks to crew chief, before a mission. 12th Air Force patch seen on his left shoulder. Other pilots in cockpits talk to their respective crew chiefs.One pilot is smoking a cigar and passes it to his crew chief who looks askance at it . Crew chief stands on wing of P-47, putting cowling on engine. Insignia of the 65th Fighter Squadron is seen on the aircraft.
Aircraft B-26s takes off from runway. Nose of B-26 with figure of girl painted on it. Men walk away from nose section. Men on aircraft for refueling. Men play baseball. Aircraft parked in the background.
General Henry Arnold alights from automobile. General Spaatz, General Vandenberg and General Lee also alight. General Arnold and Lieutenant Colonel Grump in conversation. General Arnold gets into aircraft B-25. MPs guard plane. Aircraft P-51 taxis down runway.
U.S. Ninth Air Force attacks Europe during World War II. Overhead view of large formation of B-26 Marauder aircraft over Europe. U.S. personnel stand by ambulance watching landings of B-26s. U.S. Personnel wave landing planes.
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