Kaiserlautern
	Frankfurt
	The morning line-up to take-off on a mission.
	Merseburg, 30 November 1944,  flown at 30,000 feet and took 8 hours to complete.
	Unna,  23 March 1945,  flown at 23,000 feet and took 6 1/2  hours to complete.
	Fulda,  19 March 1945,  flown at 26,000 feet and took 8 hours and 15 minutes to complete.
	Plauen,  21 March 1945, flown at 26,000 feet and took 7 hours and 30 minutes to complete.
	Berlin,  18 March 1945,  flown at 26,000 feet and took 7 hours and 30 minutes to complete.
	Flak Filled Skies---As U. S. Eighth Air Force B-17 Flying Fortresses invade Germany to attack oil targets at Merseburg, November 30th, hundreds of German anti-aircraft guns fill the skies with flak.  Contrails streaming behind, a Fortress formation is seen surrounded by smudgy bursts, just below the horizon line.  The white cloud is all that remains of a Fortress which was hit by flak, enroute to the target.
	Formation of B-17's as far as the eye can see.
	More Flak Filled Skies
	Bomb damage at Ludwigshaven.
	Bomb damage at Ludwigshaven.
	Noball mission.
	Bomb damage at Essen.
	Bomb damage in the Ruhr Valley.
	A picture of Ulm, Germany. It shows the river DONAU (Danube) and the cathedral ULMER MÜNSTER approaching from the southwest.   Ulm was the home of Erwin von Rommel (The Desert Fox).   Picture identification courtesy of Holger Baudach of Ulm, Germany.
	Aerial view of Berlin
	Aerial view of Berlin
	Le Bourget mission on 14 Jul 1943