B-32 Dominator – The Last Air Battle (Days After WW2 Was Already Over) September 1, 2020 Unipro2013main Allied Aviation WW2, World War 2 Aviation </p> <h2>B-32 Dominator</h2> <p> Consolidated’s bomber, the B-32 Dominator, was the final heavy strategic bomber to enter the U.S. Army Air Forces’ service. It was initially created as an alternative just in case development of the ambitious Boeing B-29 Superfortress failed. Before the conclusion of World War 2 in the Pacific, the Dominator was sent to Japan to fight, albeit in a limited capacity. Perhaps its most remarkable moment came when it took part in the last air battle of the war… days after the Japanese Emperor had announced Japan’s surrender.</p> <p>Credit to : Dark Skies</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors -
