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WOUNDED WARRIOR
With its inner port engine shot out and smoking badly, B-17G Silver Meteor from the 390th Bomb Group had slowly dropped out of the bomber stream, seemingly easy prey for the Luftwaffe fighters who closed for the kill. But before they could do so, the P-51's of Bud Anderson and 'Kit' Carson of the 357th Fighter Group moved in and soon the attackers were driven off. With the two legendary Aces escorting them home to Framlington, the stricken bomber begins its descent and pilot Harry Seip and the crew of Silver Meteor would live to fight another day, July 1944.
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TITANIC - LAST FAREWELL
Escorted by a bustling flotilla of pleasure craft, the RMS Titanic - the world's newest and largest liner - creates a majestic sight as she departs Southampton Water at the start of her fateful maiden voyage to New York, 10 April 1912.
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BREAKING COVER
Concealed in the woods of northern France, Fw190 pilots break cover ready for a quick take-off to intercept Allied bombers in the summer of 1944.
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ONE MiG DOWN
A formation of Mirages led by LtCol Avi Lanir, commander of 101 Squadron Israeli Air Force, intercepts MiG21's over the Syrian Desert on 9 November 1972. In the ensuing dogfight two of the Syrian MiG's are shot down, one of them from a direct hit by Lanir to score his second MiG victory.
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DAWN BREAKERS - A D-DAY PORTFOLIO
Halifaxes of 76 Sqn head north over Gold Beach towards England after attacking German gun batteries behind the landing zones in the early hours of D-Day. Escorted by P-51 Mustangs from the 359th Fighter Group they witness the unforgettable sight unfolding below them in the light of dawn, as a vast flotilla of landing craft heads toward the Normandy shore.
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RETURN OF THE HUNTERS - A D-DAY PORTFOLIO
As men and materiel pour ashore from the recently installed, prefabricated 'Mulberry Harbour A'
at Omaha Beach, a pair of RAF Mk 1b Typhoons from 245 Squadron race back towards their
base at Holmesley South in Hampshire, to re-fuel and re-arm. The Typhoon pilots have
just delivered a devastating rocket attack on German positions behind the Normandy
beachhead. A few days later a violent storm would devastate the harbour below.
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THE TUSKEGEE AIRMEN
P-51's of the famed Tuskegee Fighting Red Tails wind down at their airbase in Italy after a gruelling long range Bomber escort mission over occupied territory.
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