United States bomber crew- Pilot, Co-pilot and Bombardier in the nose of a B-29

Nose gun of a B-17 manned by the Bombardier helped by the Norden bombsight to target enemy fighters

98TH BOMB WING, JAPAN--Pfc. Benjamin Livingston flys as a gunner on one of the U.S. Air Force veteran 98th Bomb Wing's Superforts, defending the B-29 against Communist jet fighters.

A dramatic night photo caught the navigator and pilot of a Fifth Air Force B-26 "Invader" of the 3rd Bomb Wing preparing for a night-intruder mission over enemy territory in Korea. They are: 1st Lt. Ben Eubanks, 1619 Westwood Ave., Atlanta, Ga., left, and 1st Lt. Stanley Hyman, 18 Boulevard, New Roc

United States bomber crew- Navigator

United States Army Air Force gunner Sgt. William Watts of Alexandria, La. fires machine gun on enemy during aerial fight with German planes somewhere in the European theatre.

This crack aerial machine gunner is part of an unbeatable combination. He has a fast, accurate gun--and the world's best in the way of plane and pilot.

HQ., 20TH AIR FORCE, OKINAWA --- As take-off time approaches, Airman Joseph Migliardi, 274 King St., Port Chester, N.Y., runs a last minute check on the remote control apparatus of his.50 claiber machine guns

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.