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How the RAAF’s B-24 Liberators Helped Win the Air War in the Pacific
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How the RAAF’s B-24 Liberators Helped Win the Air War in the Pacific
First flown in 1939, the B-24 became the most-produced American aircraft of World War II, with more than 18,000 built. Production was so intense that at Ford’s massive Willow Run plant in Michigan, Liberators were completed at a rate approaching one per hour. This industrial output supplied the United States, the Royal Air Force, and beginning in early 1944, the Royal Australian Air Force. YouTube / Australian Military Aviation American Foundati…
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