Public domain
Fort Benning, Georgia. Men in the Airborne Infantry receiving preliminary training in an especially built fuselage called a "mockup," an exact replica of the planes in which they will receive the advance training. They are driving a jeep into the plane
From the collection of Library of Congress. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Credit lineFort Benning, Georgia. Men in the Airborne Infantry receiving preliminary training in an especially built fuselage called a "mockup," an exact replica of the planes in which they will receive the adva. 1942-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
Similar works
Heavy Army truck being driven off Army Air Forces' new C-82 in demonstration of equipment held by United States Army Air Forces. Note twin boom tail
San Antonio, Texas. From a position behind the "front lines", the airborne troopers were rushed to the objective on a split-second schedule to deliver the first blow in a carefully-planned offensive. A jeep is being loaded into a plane as part of this problem
Reciprocal aid. British equipment plays an important part in supplying U.S. Army Air Forces in Britain. Here a British "Bowser" staffed by American airmen is used for refueling a plane
Genl. Mitchell inspecting J.L. 12, 10/21/21
Lindbergh, [9/18/29
Untitled