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B-17G Zootie Cutie, 91st Bomb Group, Bassingbourn, England.
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"Winston, you are drunk." "Bessie, you are ugly, but in the morning I shall be sober." "Winston if I was your wife I'd put arsenic in your tea!" Bessie, if I was your husband I would drink it!"
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The Last of the Hurricanes
England – Fancifully decorated is this, the last Hurricane to be produced by the Hawker Aircraft Company. Banners and pennants describe the many achievements of the famous fighter.
Credit: British Official Photo
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Work on Fired B-17
England – An Engineer Aviation Fire Fighting Platoon works hard to put out a fire on a B-17 Flying Fortress at a base in England. Fortresses carry a heavy load of gasoline and often have a full bomb load when fire breaks out.
Credit: USAAF photo
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A Liberator on its Last Mission
Flames roar from the fuselage of a mortally wounded Liberator from Austria. Seconds later the big ship plummeted to earth. Photographer said the pilot was still in the cockpit, gunner in the tail.
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Allied Planes Stripped by Germans for Parts
Paris, France -- In this bombed hangar near Paris, the Germans kept downed Allied planes so that parts could be salvaged for their own aircraft. Spitfires and a P-47 Thunderbolt can be seen, partially stripped.
Credit: ACME photo by Charles Haacker, War Pool Correspondent
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INVASION LINEUP
ENGLAND – Part of the mighty air armada that carried invading Yanks to Holland, these C-47 transports sit in orderly rows, awaiting their signal to soar. Like tiny black dots on the airfield in England, paratroopers and ground crewmen scurry about the big warbirds as last-minute details are attended to.
Credit: Signal Corps radio telephoto from Acme
Invaders ‘Chute Down in Holland
HOLLAND – Parachutes fill the air as Allied aircraft drop more troops and supplies over Holland. The ground is still sprinkled with parachutes and gliders from the first day’s operations.
Credit (British Official Photo via Army Radiotelephoto from Acme)
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