Image Archive and Research/Reference Center for W.W.II B24 Liberator Bombers.

Image Archive and Research/Reference Center for W.W.II B24 Liberator Bombers. NAME: TP-M# SER-BLK-MF: SERIAL # AF. BG. BS. SC: RCL/# V#-P: PHOTO CREDITS. WEE WILLIE. B-24. H-1 -FO 42-7583: 8: 446 704 FL L 01-1: TONY NORTH: Lost 23 May 44, FRA - MACR 5251 ...

1997年11月11日 · Image Archive and Research/Reference Center for W.W.II B24 Liberator Bombers. NAME: TP-M# SER-BLK-MF: SERIAL # AF. BG. BS. SC: RCL/# V#-P: PHOTO CREDITS. WEE WILLIE. B-24. M-5 -FO 44-50600 ... Father's (Ground Crew Chief Sgt. Matt Garofalo) pet dog on base... their unofficial mascot. Send …

While the world’s attention was focused elsewhere on June 6, 1944, the 459th Bomb Group, based at Giuilia, Italy, was sending its B-24 "Liberators" to attack the railroad marshalling yards at Braznov, Romania. The pilot of their only B-24 lost on the raid was 2nd Lieutenant Joseph E. Buchler, of Ronkonkoma, New York.

2018年1月26日 · B-24 Liberator “Extra Joker” of the 725th Bomb Squadron, 451st Bomb Group after being attacked by German Focke Wolf 190 fighters over Austria on August 23rd, 1944. There were no survivors. 13.

The 15th Army Air Force, based in Italy, sent hundreds of B-24 Liberators against the Romanian oilfields at Ploesti on June 6, 1944. This target, one of the main suppliers of oil to the war machine of the Third Reich, had been attacked many times before, but always managed to remain in …

B-24 Liberator Bomber Aircraft. These listings have the complete inventory of all 459 B-24 Liberator bombers that flew missions with links to their history, B-24 photos, B-24 nose art and final dispositions. A search link to find all missions flown by each aircraft is …

2016年3月3日 · The U.S. Army Air Force Consolidated B-24L-10-FO Liberator, s/n 44-49710, named “STEVENOVICH II”, of the 779th Bombardment Squadron, 464th Bombardment Group, shot down by Flak during an attack on ground troops near …

A special thanks to other 2nd and 3rd Generation 392nd members who donated, scanned and compiled photographs in remembrance of the sacrifice made by those who flew and supported the B-24s during WWII.

The Consolidated B-24 Liberator is an American heavy bomber, designed by Consolidated Aircraft of San Diego, California. It was known within the company as the Model 32, and some initial production aircraft were laid down as export models designated as various LB-30s, in the Land Bomber design category.