A flight aboard the Collings Foundation's B-24 Liberator "Witchcraft." USMC Photographic Squadrons VMD-154 & 254 also flew them under the designation PB4Y-1 to map the islands of the South Pacific after Pearl Harbor. For more information on this aircraft, see: http://www.collingsfoundation.org/menu.htm

Operação Anvil Marinha comprometeu-piloto de formação para um projecto semelhante chamado Anvil que seria aplicado no Pacífico. La Special Air Unit 1 (Unidad especial Aérea No 1) asignó pilotos voluntarios del grupo de caza antisubmarina al proyecto y seleccionó la versión naval del B-24, el avión.... more

B-24 Liberator at Olive Branch, MS airport. A Beautiful piece of machinery. Everything accurate as to when it flew in World War II, including machine guns in place and every detail correct. Fabulous! Thank you Collings Foundation for keeping this warbird flying. It was amazing to see in person! I loved it!!

In part 3 of 4, we take off. We talk with a WASP, Julie Stege. Producer, Charles Derer

Collings Foundation allows you to go around, under and through their B-24, and you can touch and smell it too. I can't tell you how important this experience was to me - to see a B-24 just like my Dad flew.

Armas secretas - B-24 -PB4-Y1-Teleguiado-

In part 1 of 4, we interview Rob Collings and view a landing. Charles Derer, producer

In part 2 of 4, pilot John Bostick takes us on a walk around of the airplane. We also get a good look in the cockpit. Charles Derer, producer

In part 4 of 4, we land and get an interview with the pilot, Caroline Collings. Also a nice view of the Chicago skyline Charles Derer, producer

Shots I took, B/W ones I didn't take;) Did the flight aboard the WWII B24 Liberator Bomber today. Sat in the seat of the Flight Engineer...where my Dad sat...between the pilots. Top Turret, his gun position was off limits...that's OK because there was no way my fat ass was getting into it. I was amazed how dark.... more