The B-24 Liberator is known for its service during ... The aircraft went on to become the most-produced bomber in military history. Impressively, over 18,400 examples were built between 1940 ...

During World War II, Consolidated Aircraft, which later became Convair, introduced the B-24 Liberator into service. While the aircraft later became the most-producer bomber, it also had an ...

The PV-1 bomber, which also bore four guns, flew successful missions throughout the war. North American B-25 Mitchell One of the best known airplanes of World War II, the B-25 bomber was also one ...

"We must be the arsenal of democracy." The B-24 bomber, dubbed the Liberator, would become a mainstay of that arsenal. The hearty bomber saw service in all theaters of the war but played an ...

What if the B-21 Raider Bomber Was Cancelled ... Roughly 13,000 B-17 Flying Fortresses, 18,000 B-24 Liberators, 10,000 B-25 Mitchells and 4,000 B-29 Superfortresses were developed.

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Russian fighter aircraft shot down a Ukrainian Su-24 frontline bomber and a Mi-8 helicopter over ... a Gvozdika self-propelled artillery gun and also Msta-B and D-30 howitzers were destroyed ...

including the capability to carry the new 5,000-pound GBU-72/B bunker-buster bomb. -With a dwindling bomber fleet and rising global tensions, these reactivated B-1Bs help maintain the Air Force's ...

Air Force leaders gave an update on the B-21 Raider, a futuristic aircraft that is expected to become the United States' next nuclear stealth bomber. The aircraft can deliver both "conventional ...

Manlius, N.Y. -- Stanley Stanley spent his 25th birthday in the Dutch countryside, on the run from German forces that caused his B-24 Bomber to crash in occupied Holland. This was in 1944 ...

Photo courtesy the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency In mid-March, the Department of Defense announced that it had recovered the remains of a Ford City native who piloted a crippled B-24 bomber ...

S. Air Force to reverse engineer the B-2 bomber’s Load Heat Exchanger (whatever that is). You’d think if the Air Force wanted to reverse engineer something, they’d be looking at another ...