Strong arms hoist a 100 pound bomb into place beneath the wing to this light bomber, before the fuse is inserted HF-SN-98-07466
Strong arms hoist a 100 pound bomb into place beneath the wing to this light bomber, before the fuse is inserted. This Fifth Air Force B-26 "Invader" light bomber of the 452nd Light Bomb Wing will deliver this comb, and many others like it, plus rockets, 50 caliber machine gun fire and napalm tanks to Communist targets in North Korea. Armment technicians, shown here, are: Pfc Robert A. Ake, Southgate, CA, left, and Pfc Ronald L. Bernier, Washington, RI, both of the 452nd. AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM#: 122487 AC
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