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B-25D Mitchell "Grumpy": The Oldest B-25 in Operation on the Globe

"Grumpy" is a 1943 RCAF B-25D Mitchell. This plane was supplied to the Royal Canadian Air Force as KL161 during the war. Nowadays, plane is owned, operated, and flown by the Historic Flight Foundation at Paine Field in Everett, WA (KPAE). It is the oldest B-25 in operation on the globe. It wears...read more

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Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944) - The finest aviation film of the period

War was not yet over, and that was the reason what it was still necessary making patriotic films with propagandistic value. This was the case of the film "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" (1944), which  was based on the true story of the Doolittle Raid, America's first retaliatory air strike against...read more

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WWII 'Submarine Hunter' Veteran Takes the Controls of His Favorite Aircraft, the B-25

After 70 years, World War II Pilot Flies the B-25 again! Col Hugh Maxwell, Jr. is a WWII U.S. Army Air Forces/Corps Veteran. During this conflict his highest achivied rank was Second Lieutenant. He was based in several location during his service: Orlando Air Force Base (AFB), Florida; Mitchell...read more

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Color Footage of B-25 Mitchell Bombers in North Africa "The Earthquakers"

Presents the story of the 12th Bomb Group of the 9th Air Force and its role in the air campaign against the German Army in North Africa during World War II. 1944 16mm color Film (runtime 19:44) produced by the First US AAF...read more

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Ex BoB film B-25 Mitchell “Lucky Lady” will be restored in Australia

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The B-25 Mitchell/44-31508, nicknamed “Lucky Lady”, will moved from Franklin, VA (United States), where the warbird remained abandoned, withdrawn from use, in poor condition and slowly going down down downhill, to Australia thanks to her new owner...read more

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B-25 fire bomber lost in 1969 being brought back to life

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Roger Weber, Click on Detroit's journalist, tells us the story about Patrick Mihalek and his team who...read more

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B25 Bombers w/ 75MM Cannons on a Combat Mission WW2

Video of US Army Air Force flyers in modified B25 Mitchell bombers equipped with 75mm cannon / guns on strafing and bombing missions during World War II.

This is a compilation of newsreel and film clips and show part of a mission by the 7th Army Air Force over the Marshall Islands. Also...read more

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The fate of a WW2 Mitchell B-25D Bomber 'Creen Dragon' and its crew

A historical overview of fate of the Mitchell B-25 Bomber and its crew, the wreckage of which lies close to Wongat Island and the shore of Papua New Guinea (PNG) near the city of Madang.

U.S. B-25 Mitchell Bomber shot down on August 5, 1943 by the Japanese during WW2. The B-25 rests in 15...read more

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Bombers over North Africa (1942)

This is a rare look at early war US Air Operations in North Africa. B-25 and B-17 bombers of the 321st and 97th Bomb Group help cut off Rommel's retreat from Tunisia. Part of the "North West African Strategic Air Force" these groups were initially tasked with preventing men and material from...read more

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 Teniente) January 31, 2015

Respect for Doolittle Tokyo Raider

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Lt. Col. Edward Saylor, one of four surviving Doolittle Raiders who attacked Japan during a daring 1942 mission credited with rallying American morale during World War II, has died. He was 94.

Saylor was a flight engineer-gunner who volunteered to fly the risky mission that sent B-25s...read more

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