Original U.S. WWII Named Navigator Army Air Corp's Transportation Unit Grouping German Machine Guns while the USAAF bombers worked

while the USAAF bombers worked in the daylight

highlighting the raised plated areas

A Full size reproduction which only confirms what an awesome presence of such weapons during a time in history when the full grown man rarely exceeded five feet in height

66 Squadron

OMDURMAN 1898 A quote from then Lieutenant Vaughan who was attached Wheeling into line

Original U.S. WWII Named Navigator Army Air Corp's Transportation Unit Grouping German Machine Guns while the USAAF bombers workedOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Lt. John Kurek Jr. ASN 413233 from Stafford Springs Connecticut was a navigator in the 33rd Ferry Group. His primary task in WW2 was to bring new planes from the Midwest United States to England for use in the war and then return with older planes for repairs and upgrades. He crashed in Northern Spain and was held as a POW for 6 months before returning to service. Here is the story of his crash landing as told by the