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- May 24, 2022
What's up with this picture?
en.m.wikipedia.org
It's relatively famous, but I've never seen an explanation why B-24's would be conducting a bombing run so dang low. I was under the impression they usually ran at 15,000 ft or above
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Strategic bombing during World War II - Wikipedia
It's relatively famous, but I've never seen an explanation why B-24's would be conducting a bombing run so dang low. I was under the impression they usually ran at 15,000 ft or above