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Bomber crews of the United States Army Ninth Air Force are given a chalk talk before they take off on a mission over Axis Territory. These are some of the heavy bonber groups which are disrupting Axis shipping in the Mediterranean. Giving the blackboard talk is Major Frank W. Delong, squadron comman
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Bomber crews of the United States Army Ninth Air Force are given a chalk talk before they take off on a mission over Axis Territory. These are some of the heavy bonber groups which are disrupting Axis shipping in the Mediterranean. Giving the blackboard talk is Major Frank W. Delong, squadron comman

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Credit lineBomber crews of the United States Army Ninth Air Force are given a chalk talk before they take off on a mission over Axis Territory. These are some of the heavy bonber groups which are disrupting Axis. 1942-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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