B-25B Mitchell Doolittle Raid - "Coming In Low" Size & Medium:11" x 14" Archival Matte Paper Immediately after separation Thomas Stafford

Immediately after separation Thomas Stafford lost sight of the spacecraft in the Sun and exclaimed

With the Fokker E

The Me 163 had no permanent undercarriage

pilot Victor Glover

This print is a tribute to the New Haven Railroad's beautiful Comet

B-25B Mitchell Doolittle Raid - "Coming In Low" Size & Medium:11" x 14" Archival Matte Paper Immediately after separation Thomas StaffordOn April 18, 1942 sixteen B 25B Mitchell bombers launched from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet in a surprise attack on the Japanese mainland. Initially the bombers flew in groups of 2 to 4 but then flew singly at wave top level to avoid detection. The aircraft began arriving about noon over Tokyo and dropped special incendiary bombs. Although the raid caused little damage it achieved success in bringing the war to the Japanese home islands and boosted