Five SBD's from a Navy carrier peel off for a strafing attack on a Japanese radio station on Ulalu Island, Truk Atoll, in the strike of April 29-30, 1944 USNA
The local folks partake in observing the observation planes of their state's National Guard Aviation Section. These aircraft, seen here in 1939, were assigned to Connecticut's 118th Observation Squadron JIVE
USS Bunker Hill (CV-17), with crew members lining the flight deck, passes through the Panama Canal en route to the Pacific Theater of Operations, 17 September 1943 NAVS
Martin T4M-1 torpedo bombers of torpedo squadron one fly over USS LEXINGTON (CV-2) on 26 February 1929, shortly after that year's fleet problem. Note aircraft laid smoke screen in distance HISN
USN Patrol Bombing Squadron 94 (VPB-94) spent most of its time in WW2 operating from Brazilian bases hunting German U-boats. In late 1944 it was disbanded and their PBY Catalinas handed over to the Brazilian Air Force in this ceremony REDD