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American post-war
military ****istance
programs loaned the RAF 87
Superfortresses, to
equip eight RAF
Bomber Command squadrons. The
aircraft was known...
- The
Boeing B-29
Superfortress is a
United States heavy bomber used by the
United States Army Air
Forces in the
Pacific Theatre during World War II, and...
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intended to be used by the
Luftwaffe against raids by
USAAF Boeing B-29
Superfortresses. Work
started on the
design as the
Messerschmitt Me 155 in 1942, but...
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Islands ran out of
conventional thermite incendiary bombs for
their B-29
Superfortresses to drop on
large ****anese cities, its top commanders, such as General...
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Bombing of
Tokyo by
Boeing B-29
Superfortresses with
firebombs on the
night of May 26, 1945....
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American B-29
Superfortresses drop
incendiary bombs over the port city of Kobe, June 1945...
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library Resources in
other libraries Boot, Max (2006). "Chapter 9—
Superfortresses and Firebombs:
Tokyo March 9–10, 1945". War Made New: Technology, Warfare...
- but the "all clear"
signal was
given at 08:30. When only two B-29
Superfortresses were
sighted at 10:53 ****anese Time (GMT+9), the ****anese apparently...
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movement that
clamored against U.S. rule.
During the
Korean War, B-29
Superfortresses flew
bombing missions over
Korea from
Kadena Air Base on Okinawa. The...
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could not
seriously challenge raids over ****an by
American Boeing B-29
Superfortresses, and was
largely reduced to
Kamikaze attacks.
Fighter technology advanced...
