aerialbombing

61 photos and 1 illustration tagged aerialbombing, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.

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TVL1970 said:
There's a typo in the LOC caption, this is SMS Ostfriesland, a Helgoland-class battleship of the Imperial German Navy.

Ostfriesland would survive the war, only to be turned over to the United States as part of war reparations in April 1920. It is while in the United States that the Ostfriesland would gain its historical notoriety as a target ship, and be forever linked with air power proponent General Billy Mitchell.

See Aerofiles:
aerofiles.com/ostfriesland.html
Kilted Cowboy said:
There is a typo, her name is Ostfriesland (SMS) An early German Dreadnought, she survived the war like most German battlewagons. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_Ostfriesland
Barbara (LOC P&P) said:
Thanks for catching the typo and for the further information. We'll adjust the description when we update.

Luc Brocard said:
VF-154, Black Knights fighter squadron, from USS Ranger CV-4

International Historical Research Associates said:
The 420-ton Japanese Subchaser #39 is seen under attack by the 500th Squadron off the tip of New Hanover Island on February 16, 1944. This photo was taken from RITA'S WAGON with Capt. Max Mortensen piloting. 1/Lt. Richard B. Fritzshall's aircraft, BROTHER RAT, which carried a shark's mouth insignia, is seen just after he released a bomb over the ship.