Allied Bombers WW2

When Only One B-17 Came Home

When Only One B-17 Came Home The birth of the moniker the Bloody 100th came about on October 10th 1943.[…]

The Flying Fortress. A name that conjures up images of brave young men conducting daylight raids deep in enemy territory,[…]

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Vickers Wellington that weren’t dedicated Bombers Today we’re looking at the many other variants of the Vickers Wellington that weren’t[…]

Four-Engined Heavy Bomber of Bomber Command The Handley Page Halifax four-engined heavy bomber was the unsung hero of Bomber Command[…]

The Battle over Europe The Battle over Europe follows the all-out bombing offensive against Hitler’s Third Reich. These authentic archive[…]

Destroying the German Aircraft Production Industry The Pointblank Directive is issued to allied bomber forces, and the combined bomber offensive[…]

AF’s most deadly Tail Gunners Tailgunners were the first line of defense, but also the most vulnerable at the back[…]

Most successful and popular aircraft of the Second World War When Sir Geoffrey de Havilland first pitched his idea for[…]

Flying a B-17 Flying a B-17 was a very risky job since they were huge, slow and therefore easy targets[…]