US Army aviator Lieutenant Peddy posing in front of his B-25 Mitchell bomber with his full crew, date unknown

Caption   US Army aviator Lieutenant Peddy posing in front of his B-25 Mitchell bomber with his full crew, date unknown ww2dbase
Source    ww2dbaseUnited States Air Force
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Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 25 Jun 2007

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1. Commenter identity confirmed Bill says:
20 Mar 2012 08:33:55 PM

B-25 AND ITS SUPPORT: Looks like photo of B-25 Crew, but in this photo, we see six men and the usual crew of the bomber was Pilot, Co-Pilot, Bombardier, Radio Operator and Gunner. Could the sixth man be an Observer or the added tail gunner. Other personnel are the Crew chief and his Mechanics, Armorers, Ordnance men standing next to bombs, Parachute rigger, Airframe and other Specialists, Radio repair, Fuel service and Medical Service. Vehicle on the left, could be an Autocar 4 Ton Model U-7144 Tractor w/Fuel trailer, vehicle on the right is a Dodge WC-54, 3/4 Ton Ambulance.

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