Bomber Legends Issue - Volume 2 No. 2

THIS ISSUE OF BOMBER LEGENDS FEATURES THE FOLLOWING STORIES:

"Memories of a Belly Turret Gunner", By T.W. McCarthy. The uniform may have been different, but the gunner experiences were the same: a view out of a belly turret from a Navy Liberator.

"Aerial Gunner Training", by Kelsey McMillan. Every bomber flown during WWII needed gunners. The USAAF developed training programs that produced thousands of trained aerial gunners.

"Pilot Flew Medium Bomber Missions Against Japanese in South Pacific." by Robert F. Dorr. U.S. Marines carried-out an active bombing campaign against the Japanese in the South Pacific with the use of medium bombers.

"How I Volunteered to Become a Gunner." by Ken Scroggins. How a class of pilot cadets became aerial gunners at the “convenience” of the government.

Bomber Tales: Parachutes Are Not Only For Jumping By Ralph Hall

Other features include military aviation humor; book reviews and Bomber Talk; several pages of letters from our readers.

Note that this back issue, V2N2, is NOT available for sale at this time. We are currently working on producing a reprint that will be for sale.

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