Precision daylight bombing by U S Air Force Bomber Command
The article extols American bomber crews as foremost practitioners of pinpoint daytime bombing aimed to strike “right on the nose.” It highlights trained crews and top equipment, with photos showing accurate drops and the resulting destruction of German transport and industry. It notes precision allows close support for ground troops by placing missiles ahead of advances.
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American bombers strike behind enemy lines in Europe and Asia
Heavy bombers hit munitions plants in Nazi territory while fighters strafe truck convoys delivering materiel to the front in Belgium. In the East three B 24 Liberators attack Japanese oil targets in Borneo hitting eight fuel tanks a bridge and a pipeline.
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