The industrial output of the allies did them in. However, the B-32 was never used in the European theater. It was a late comer to the war and only saw limited combat in the Pacific.

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Consolidated B-32 Dominator
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"General Dynamics" WB-57F (Modified Martin Canbera)
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Easy Co. at Hitler's Eagles Nest
 

^^^^^Man, that's wrong, I just threw up in my mouth a bit !

I know what you mean....drives me crazy when they leave the little white label showing! ;)


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That is cool ^^^

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I saw this Mini-moke in Newport Beach back in 2009

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As anyone like myself that has "Band of Brothers" practically memorized from watching it a bahzillion times, I'd love to get a caption naming the folks in that pic...

I did find this one:

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"Shared with us by Major Dick Winters, this photo shows (L-R) Major Winters, Lewis Nixon, Harry Welsh, and two other battalion staff members, celebrating VE-Day in Berchtesgaden, Germany."

"The Eagle's Nest" by John D. Shaw ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Major Dick Winters and the Band of Brothers of Easy Company celebrate VE-Day near Hitler's Apline retreat "The Eagle's Nest

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Now that is a dirty dog!

^^^ The Great Escape! :)

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I could be wrong, but an educated guess, going by hair, nose and ear shape..that may be Sgt. Don Malarkey seated, ankle over knee, 3rd from left in the photo I posted. Darn old cameras producing fuzzy faces.... I was honored to have known Don in his later years when we both hung out in the same pool hall on Thursday afternoons. He loved to play "golf" on the snooker table,