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The WW2 Bomber Chopped Up and Packed with Massive Guns

Summary by World War Wings
On March 3, 1943, the formation of B-25 Mitchells stretched across the Bismarck Sea. These bombers were in a race against time in the hopes of intercepting a Japanese convoy attempting to send reinforcements to New Guinea. However, these were no ordinary B-25s- these planes were given an extreme makeover by maverick veteran aviator Major Paul “Pappy” Gunn. In an incredible feat, Gunn transformed these once-vulnerable bombers into flying arsenals…
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