Korean War Series415

A U.S. Air Force B-26 light bomber takes to the sky on another strike against Communist military targets as an anti-aircraft crew watches. The light bombers fly day and night missions, attacking enemy transportation and supply targets. The anti-aircraft crews stand round-the-clock watch to protect the base in the event of an enemy air attack. September 1952

Upload by: Gary Mortensen

Need help telling your story!

Appeal for support:

We encourage everyone to get involved in preserving these histories. Anyone can add stories, interview veterans, and promote this valuable program. Family members, friends, care givers, and veterans themselves can create a biography, share pictures, and add a recorded interview. For further assistance on how to do this, please see our curriculum here (link to the How To tab, which needs to be added.

In order to keep this service free to the public, we rely on the generous, tax deductible donations of people like you, who know that the value of history is truly priceless. At Veterans’ Legacies, we believe this history has already been bought and paid for by the veterans and should never be profited from or sold. Please donate here (link to the aplos donate url) to help keep this mission and these histories alive.

Korean War Series415

Need help telling your story!

FOLLOW US