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Pilots of the 332nd FS playing cards at Ramitelli, March 1945

May 17, 2013, 3:00pm / 49

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The aerial bombing of the Italian city of Bologona, 1943

The aerial bombing of the Italian city of Bologona, 1943

(Source: loc.gov)

May 17, 2013, 12:00pm / 63

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An incendiary strike on Osaka by a B29 of the 330th BG, 1 June 1945

An incendiary strike on Osaka by a B29 of the 330th BG, 1 June 1945

May 14, 2013, 11:34pm / 64

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The B24 Liberator “Red Bow” (Serial: 44-50838) after being hit by a German Messerschmidt Me-262. One only member of the Liberator crew survived the hit and he ended up as a POW after landing in enemy territory.

The B24 Liberator “Red Bow” (Serial: 44-50838) after being hit by a German Messerschmidt Me-262. One only member of the Liberator crew survived the hit and he ended up as a POW after landing in enemy territory.

May 12, 2013, 4:00pm / 49

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Col. Everett Williams, Major General Edward King Jr, Major Wade Cothran and Major Achille Tisdelle discussing the terms of the US surrender of Bataan with the Japanese rep Colonel Nakayama.

Col. Everett Williams, Major General Edward King Jr, Major Wade Cothran and Major Achille Tisdelle discussing the terms of the US surrender of Bataan with the Japanese rep Colonel Nakayama.

(Source: nationalmuseum.af.mil)

May 07, 2013, 4:00pm / 9

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