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... bombers and 86 light bombers , with pursuit in proportion . It would be manifestly illogical to assign for control or tactical command such a powerful Army air striking force to an element of such combat inferiority as your command ...
... bombers and 86 light bombers , with pursuit in proportion . It would be manifestly illogical to assign for control or tactical command such a powerful Army air striking force to an element of such combat inferiority as your command ...
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... bomber commander Lieutenant Colonel E. L. Eubank and others , not only varied widely from one another , but in many ... bombers landed in order to arm for the raid on Formosa tentatively scheduled for late afternoon , so that withdrawal ...
... bomber commander Lieutenant Colonel E. L. Eubank and others , not only varied widely from one another , but in many ... bombers landed in order to arm for the raid on Formosa tentatively scheduled for late afternoon , so that withdrawal ...
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... bombers lazed over at about 14,000 feet . Their accompanying fighters tangled with obsolete Dutch Brewsters and a few American P - 40s . A thunderous barrage fun- neled out of the harbor but as usual , the shells burst far below the ...
... bombers lazed over at about 14,000 feet . Their accompanying fighters tangled with obsolete Dutch Brewsters and a few American P - 40s . A thunderous barrage fun- neled out of the harbor but as usual , the shells burst far below the ...
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