BOMBS TAKE A BACK SEAT -- MECHANICS COME FIRST. The No. 1 job of the Superfort units in the Far East Air Forces, is to put bombs on North Korean targets, but before that can be done the mechanics must have the B-29's in top mechanical condition. That's why these bombs at Okinawa wait on the work of

B-29s of the U.S. Far East Air Forces speed to dump tons of bombs on the Chinese Red's military targets. In round-the-clock attacks, these bombers are carrying the bitter taste of war home to the Communist hordes.

Almost 100 locomotives--vital to the North Korean transportation system--were destroyed when B-29 Superforts blasted the Northwest Pyongyang marshalling yard and repair center with a 356 ton attack. The maintenance center formerly was one of Korea's largest, handling more than 40 trains a day and wi

Bombs fall on Communist hordes in North Korea as mighty bombers of the U.S. Far East Air Forces Bomber Command unleash another of their concentrated attacks on the enemy's supply centers. These bombers are carrying the brunt of the strategic bombing offensive to the Communists. These are B-29 Superf

Bombs Away-Regardless of the type of enemy target lying in this rugged, mountainous terrain of Korea, very little will remain after the falling bombs have done their work. This striking photograph of the lead bomber was made from a B-29 "Superfort" of the Far East Air Forces 19th Bomber Group on the

B-29 307th BG bombing target in Korea c1951

C-54 at Sinmak Airfield

Bombs Away! Bombs fall on Communist horses in North Korea as mighty bombers of the U.S. Far East Air Forces Bomber Command unleash another of their concentrated attacks on the enemy's supply centers HF-SN-98-07298

Air War in Korea HF-SN-98-07281