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US B-25 taking off from USS Hornet for the Doolittle Raid, 18 Apr 1942
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US B-25 taking off from USS Hornet for the Doolittle Raid, 18 Apr 1942
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North American B-25 Mitchell 40-2344 Flown By Jimmy Doolittle Over Tokyo On April 18th, 1942.
➤DOOLITTLE RAID VIDEO: https://youtu.be/Z_yxkxJ1rgc
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US B-25B medium bombers line up on the flight deck of aircraft carrier USS Hornet in preparation for the Doolittle raid against Japan - April 1942
Aircrew #1 poses for a photo on the flight deck of USS Hornet (CV-8) before the Doolittle Raid.
2nd Lt. Henry A. "Hank" Potter, navigator; Lt. Col. James "Jimmy" Harold Doolittle, pilot; SSgt. Fred Anthony Braemer, bombardier; 2nd Lt. Richard E. Cole, co-pilot; SSgt. Paul John Leonard, engineer/gunner.
2 April 1942.
The USS Hornet leaving San Franciso Bay with the US Army air corps bombers on her deck. Doolittle's Raiders on their way to Tokyo for our first strike back after Pearl Harbor.
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USS Hornet launches the first B-25 towards Tokyo as the Doolittle Raid starts early.
North American Aviation of Kansas.
Le Lieutenant-Colonel James Doolittle qui mena le raid sur Tokyo le 18 avril 1942 s'adresse aux ouvriers de la North American Aviation le 1er juin 1942 - Raid de Doolittle - Guerre du Pacifique