Consolidated B-24 Liberator (25-2534)

Witchcraft all alone. Missing her buddy Nine O Nine

Excellent photo, all prise to the people who built and maintained. It ,it a dread it to you. I wish we had one in england,

See my comments on this , i misprinted it is a credit to you all,

'A face only a mother could love'
Marvelous airplane - my flight instructor and a cousin flew them.
So sorry for its team mate and all the crew . . .

One of these crash after shot down by the german/flak close to my town coming back from a bomb mission over germany. Only 2 survived, the others have been killed in her or killed by the germans. The airplane wrecked diseapered but there is a big rock stone along the canal with all names of these young fellows

I was flying Witchcraft that day. Still one of my all time favorite airplanes.

a family friend flew the raid on the Ploestu Oil Fields in his B-24

see https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Visit/Museum-Exhibits/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/1519651/operation-tidalwave-ploesti-august-1-1943/

Awesome aircraft. Luckily, I was able to take a ride in her many years ago. Sadly, she will not fly again and will be a museum piece once the Collings Foundation builds a new building to house her and their other aircraft such as the B-25 and P-51D.

Sad that it's going to be a static display. Happy to have the experience of flying on it.

I have my 1929 Ford Tudor photoelectric next to this aircraft in Paso Ronles, Cafif. FORD built bunch of them.

Cant believe this has only rated 4.73 average stars, that 5 stars not just for the photo, but the aircraft.