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GI's watching Mount Vesuvius erupt, March 1944. The 340th BG based at Pompeii Airfield lost around 90 B-25s to hot ash and debris from the volcano.


B-25s flying past an erupting Mount Vesuvius, March 1944

310th BG B-25 destroyed by ash and debris from Mount Vesuvius, March 1944


B-25 at Pompeii Airfield covered in ash from the March 1944 eruption of Mount Vesuvius


Tail of a B-25 buried in ash at Pompeii Airfield from the March 1944 eruption of Mount Vesuvius
 
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