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Reginald Mitchell's legendary fighter, with its elliptical wings and perfect looks, became a symbol of the Royal Air Force and British courage and resilience. It was one of the few fighter types to see service during the entire Second World War.
“Hot Stuff” was a B-24D Liberator of the 330th Bomb Squadron, 93rd Bomb Group and the first 8th Air Force bomber to fly 25 combat missions. It flew its 25th mission on 7 February 1943, three months before the famous B-17 “Memphis Belle” did the same. “Hot Stuff” was a B-24D Liberator of...
A survivor of the Pearl Harbor attack, 41-13297 is the oldest airworthy P-40 in the world. It was restored from 1990 to 2001 and flew again in January 2007. A survivor of the Pearl Harbor...
"Memphis Belle" was one of the first 8th Air Force heavy bombers to complete a 25-mission combat tour and was sent back to the US with its crew to boost morale and promote war bonds. "Memphis Belle" was one of the first...