Пара фото, уже бывших здесь, но в другом качестве.
Original press photo from 1945 featuring PULLING OUT of a highly destructive run, this Mitchell bomber is shown over snow-covered Kashiwabara array staging area, Paramushiru Island, in the Northern Kurilas', after scoring a direct hit on a 2,^00 ton Japanese cargo vessel which can be seen exploding and burning in its anchorage. This Mitchell was part of a task force of Eleventh Air Force Mitchell and Liberators bombers which accounted for a total of six enemy ships sunk or damaged on May U 1945. This was the biggest day's toll of shipping in almost two years. One B-25 was lost.
Original press photo from 1946 featuring HOW MANY JAPS Can you find in this picture Not in their best ***** postures, at leaat fourteen enemy defenders of Paraouahiru can be seen seeking a dubious cover in the snow of Kashiwabara supply dump, as Aleutian-based bombers rose over to surprise and sink or damage six ships of the lariat Kurils Island convoy hit in almost two years. The Elventh Air Force Mitchell which made this photograph could be said to be flying at tree-top level, but there are no trees in the Kuriles. Note especially the ostrich-like pose of the soldier near the center of the photo. One B25 was lost on the mission, 11 May 1945.
