This B-26 light bomber of the U.S. Far East Air Force's 3rd Bomb Group, bristling with guns, napalm, and bombs, was pictured just before it took off for another strike at Communist enemy targets in Korea. Crews worked during the night getting the speedy, hard-hitting plane groomed for the attack. February 27, 1951
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