Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Agree, very nice V2. Presumably at the Bell factory, pre delivery to the USSR?
Robert, I've got quite a few colour shots of B24's, but not sure if I can post them due to copyright on the book. If you can obtain a copy, it's crammed with pics of the USAAF in Britain in WW2, with some fantastic pics that look like they were taken yesterday! The book is 'The Mighty Eighth in Colour', by Roger Freeman, an acknowledged 'expert' on the subject, with numerous books under his belt. It is thought that he coined the phrase 'The Mighty Eighth', and he lived in East Anglia, as a boy, during the war, noting and recording the airfields and aircraft of the USAAF in the area.
Robert, I've got quite a few colour shots of B24's, but not sure if I can post them due to copyright on the book. If you can obtain a copy, it's crammed with pics of the USAAF in Britain in WW2, with some fantastic pics that look like they were taken yesterday! The book is 'The Mighty Eighth in Colour', by Roger Freeman, an acknowledged 'expert' on the subject, with numerous books under his belt. It is thought that he coined the phrase 'The Mighty Eighth', and he lived in East Anglia, as a boy, during the war, noting and recording the airfields and aircraft of the USAAF in the area.
