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Demonstration of conventional vs self-sealing fuel tanks for aircraft developed early in WWII

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1537372 months ago

The Imprint of a Mitsubishi kamikaze Zero along the side of HMS Sussex. 1945.

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1506842 months ago

Close-up, in-flight view of a Douglas SBD Dauntless piloted by American Lt. George Glacken (left) with his gunner Leo Boulanger, near New Guinea, early April, 1944

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1376492 months ago

Martin B-26 Marauder with heavy flak damage over Europe ( date and location unknown)

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1315783 months ago

The view from the ball turret of a B-17 Flying Fortress

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1269383 months ago

B-17 Flying Fortress "Spotted Cow" was used as a reference point for hundreds of bombers that took off from England.

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1228422 months ago

Lockheed P-38 Lightning

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1212422 months ago

Kawanishi H6K, burning and losing altitude after encountering American B-17 bombers.May, 7, 1944 ( details of this action in comments)

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1105542 months ago

A view of Spanish-built CASA 2.111 twin-engined used during the production of the film 'Battle of Britain' (1969), circa March 1968. These bombers were a replica Heinkel HE 111. (Photo by Terence Spencer/Popperfoto via Getty Images)

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1067473 months ago

A trio of Short Stirling bombers in formation at low level

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1046232 months ago