B-26 "Invader" planes of the Far East Air Force's 452nd Light Bomb Wing penetrate some bad weather on a tight formation flight to hit enemy targets in Korea. Carrying no de-icing equipment, the light bombers avoid the heavy, rain-filled clouds shown, and try to fly either around or under them.
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