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How America Used Explosive-Laden B-17 “Drones” Against Hitler

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Messerschmitt Me 262 Werk-Nr. 111711, seen here post-war during a test flight in the USA. It was the first intact Me 262 to fall into Allied hands on March 31st 1945. U.S. Air Force.

Nazi Jet Fighters Over Berlin: The Dangerous Last Mission Of the 351st Bomb Squadron

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1944 Messerschmitt Bf 109 G Erich Hartmann JG52. Robert Sullivan.

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An air-to-air left front view of a B-24 Liberator "Diamond Lil" aircraft flying in an air show held during the Air Force Association's "Gathering of Eagles," Las Vegas, Nevada. 27 April 1986. U.S. Air Force/Mike Haggerty

Bomber Battle: B-17 Flying Fortress vs. B-24 Liberator (Who Wins?)

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Nazi hats are seen in a cupboard at the auction house Hermann Historica in Munich

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The U.S. Military Used B-17 “Drones” That Bombed Nazi Germany

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