These F-84 "thunderjet" pilots study a map of proposed enemy targets prior to taking off from their Korean airstrip to deliver their destructive ordnance to the communists in North Korea HF-SN-98-07486
These F-84 "thunderjet" pilots study a map of proposed enemy targets prior to taking off from their Korean airstrip to deliver their destructive ordnance to the communists in North Korea. Studying the Red targets and terrain near one of their jet fighter bombers are, left to right: 2nd Lt Jacob M. Eicher, Fort Wayne, IN; Capt Charles E. Francis, Granite City, IL; 1st Lt Melvin S. Rice, Santa Barbara, CA; and 1st Lloyd R. Leavitt, Alpena, MI. AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM#: 122515 AC
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