Douglas A-20C Boston. by blinkings
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Below is a an old photo of a Boston bomber of the 89th Squadron, 3rd Attack Group shown at the moment that it clears a Japanese ship following a successful skip bombing attack off Wewak, New Guinea in March 1944. This photo illustrates the type of low level attack that was used so successfully during the Battle of the Bismarck Sea.
Below is a an old photo of a Boston bomber of the 89th Squadron, 3rd Attack Group shown at the moment that it clears a Japanese ship following a successful skip bombing attack off Wewak, New Guinea in March 1944. This photo illustrates the type of low level attack that was used so successfully during the Battle of the Bismarck Sea.
Comments (14)
A superb detailed capture my friend.
I love the color of this puppy...the shapes are really nice too...there's something strangely organic about it. I think it's the contours around the gun bodies and the way the forward mounted guns stick out like...well...insect tongues. I really like the POV a lot too. This is a grand piece of work, perfectly captured.
This is so cool! Great capture and very fascinating information. this plane looks wicked
I agree with Chip. Something organic about this beast. Looks very fragile too.
Very nice capture!
Very Good.
Extremely insect-like!
I'd hate to be in its path.... Nice shot. Aloha
Very good shot.
wonderful photo!!
Just juicy mate! Another awesome image.. Really well done on the info as well.. Thanks! Love it! Rob. :-)
nice shot of a rare bird
I would not have relished seeing one of these head-on! Clive
That's quite a history Andrew and a great shot of those nose cannons. Dana