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Front view of projectile, HE 4.5 inch M8, T-30, Rocket, aircraft. Mounted on under-side of A-20 wing

Front view of projectile, HE 4.5 inch, M8, T-30, Rocket aircraft. Mounted on A-20.

Douglas A-20 Havoc Airplanes attack Japs at Karas, Dutch New Guinea

Karas, Dutch New Guinea - one Douglas A-20 Havoc is caught by Jap flak, swerves out of control.

Karas, Dutch New Guinea - Douglas A-20 Havoc dives to its doom, disappears in smoke and spray.

Karas, Dutch New Guinea - Douglas A-20 Havoc dives to its doom, disappears in smoke and spray

An A-20 skip bombing a freighter. Four splashes can be seen, two the bombs having been dropped from the airplane in front which is taking the picture, and the other two by the plane just clearing the ship.

Four Jap ships were caught thus at Manokwari, New Guinea by Douglas A-20s, streaking in, mast-high. Note one A-20, upper left. (Taken 9 June 1944)

Crew Members Of "Short Stuff", Leave Their Plane After The First Douglas A-26 Raid On The Jap Homeland. Their A-26 "Invader" Group Is The First Air Force Unit To Be Redeployed From The Etc To The Pacific. They Are, Left To Right, S/Sgt. Alvi

This Douglas A-26 'Invader' Was One Of The First To Land On Okinawa. 48Th Bomb Squadron, 41St Bomb Group. Okinawa, Ryukyu Retto. 8 July 1945. (U.S. Air Force Number A61213AC)

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