Historical Military Aircraft

Authentic footage of military aircraft in action during World War II and the Korean War, showcasing paratroopers, naval maneuvers, and wartime logistics.

GERMANY - 1945 - Various buildings damaged by bombs in Munich during WW2.

American Aircraft in Royal Air Force Service 1939-1945- Consolidated Model 32 Liberator. Liberator GR Mark VI, KG869 ZZ-K, of No. 220 Squadron RAF based at Lagens, Azores, in flight. Note the Leigh Light fitted under the starboard wing.

The Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortress" 'Tarfu' Of The 381St Bomb Group Stationed At An 8Th Air Force Base Near Ridgewell, Essex County, England, 8 August 1943.

Consolidated B-24 'Liberators' Of The 15Th Aaf On Way To Target, The Oswiecim Oil Refinery, 60 Miles From Krakow, Poland.

Image of some American B-17 aircraft above the city of Utrecht, on the road to throw food packages above the site at the Lageweide (Stapel site of the Dutch Railways) in Utrecht in the context of the Chowhound operation.

Royal Air Force- 2nd Tactical Air Force, 1943-1945. North American Mitchell Mk IIs of No. 226 Squadron RAF based at Hartford Bridge, Hampshire, fly over an Allied convoy bound for France, while on their way to bomb the 21st Panzer Division, dispersed in the Foret de Grimbosq south of Caen.

Royal Air Force Bomber Command, 1941-1945 Avro Lancaster B Mark III, ED724 'PM-M', of No. 103 Squadron RAF pauses on the flarepath at Elsham Wolds, Lincolnshire, before taking off for a raid on Duisburg, Germany, during the Battle of the Ruhr. Three searchlights (called 'Sandra' lights), two of which are visible on the left, form a cone to indicate the height of the cloud base for the departing aircraft.

Royal Air Force Bomber Command, 1942-1945. The nose of Handley Page Halifax B Mark II, W7710 'LQ-R' 'Ruhr Valley Express', of No. 405 Squadron RCAF, at Pocklington, Yorkshire. An extra truck was added to the nose insignia after each mission. W7710 crashed at Liehuus, Denmark, on the night of 1/2 October 1942 while returning from a raid on Flensburg, Germany,

When 'Little Miss' Belly Landed At Her Home Base In April 1945 After Mission Over Germany, She Jammed Her Chin Turrets, Ripped Her Aluminum Skin And Wrapped Up Her Props - The Latter Was Caused By Coming In The 'Power On'. Jacked Up By Inflating Great Rub

U.S. Air Force jets all with open cockpits on the crowded Da Nang flight line in South Vietnam. Sept. 12, 1965. (BSLOC_2015_14_125)

Rear View Of A Northrop P-61 Black Widow Of The 9Th Af.

A US Air Force A-20 bomber aircraft is attacked and destroyed by german guns over Germany 1945. World War II

England, March, 1944 A very close-up photo of a 9th Air Force B-26 Marauder flying in tight formation during World War II.

Silhouetted Against The Sleek Underside Of A P-51 Of The 8Th Air Force Enroute To Target Are Two 550 Lb. Bombs.England.

Formation Of Boeing B-17S Of The 8Th Air Force In Flight Over England.

Fokker C.x, Reg. 701, and Koolhoven FK.51, REG. 17, on the ground. Above three formations of three bip leaks, possibly breeder C.Vs.

DF-SD-07-26058. Base: Hector Air Field State: North Dakota (ND) Country: United States Of America (USA)

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