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World War II Aircraft, Missing Since 1942, Found Under South Pacific
An aircraft carrier that had not been seen since 1942 was found nearly 14,000 feet below the surface of the South Pacific.
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Two World War II Aircraft Missing For 70 Years Found Under Water
During World War II, some 10,000 B-25 bombers were deployed to conduct a variety of missions such as bombing, submarine patrols, and even the historic raid over Tokyo in April 1942. Many of them went down in the oceans across the world. Present-day Papua New Guinea was the site of military action in the Pacific Ocean from January 1942 to the end of...
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Female Pilot Lands In Sydney After Epic Journey From Britain In 1942 Aircraft
Adventurer Tracey Curtis-Taylor today completed her epic flight from Britain to Australia, landing her vintage, open-cockpit 1942 Boeing Stearman in Sydney.
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Vets of Doolittle WWII raid hold a final reunion
For Jimmy Doolittle's co-pilot, taking off from an aircraft carrier, flying hundreds of miles and bombing Japan was the easy part of the daring 1942 American air raid on Tokyo.
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World War II Aircraft, Missing Since 1942, Found Under South Pacific
An aircraft carrier that had not been seen since 1942 was found nearly 14,000 feet below the surface of the South Pacific.
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Two World War II Aircraft Missing For 70 Years Found Under Water
During World War II, some 10,000 B-25 bombers were deployed to conduct a variety of missions such as bombing, submarine patrols, and even the historic raid over Tokyo in April 1942. Many of them went down in the oceans across the world. Present-day Papua New Guinea was the site of military action in the Pacific Ocean from January 1942 to the end of...
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Female Pilot Lands In Sydney After Epic Journey From Britain In 1942 Aircraft
Adventurer Tracey Curtis-Taylor today completed her epic flight from Britain to Australia, landing her vintage, open-cockpit 1942 Boeing Stearman in Sydney.
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Vets of Doolittle WWII raid hold a final reunion
For Jimmy Doolittle's co-pilot, taking off from an aircraft carrier, flying hundreds of miles and bombing Japan was the easy part of the daring 1942 American air raid on Tokyo.
