B-24L Liberator “Short Stuff” with the 727th Bomb Squadron flying through flak on its bomb run over their target between Dec 1944 and Feb 1945. Note the open bomb bay doors.

Caption     B-24L Liberator “Short Stuff” with the 727th Bomb Squadron flying through flak on its bomb run over their target between Dec 1944 and Feb 1945. Note the open bomb bay doors. ww2dbase
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