Word: liberatore
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The first one to slink in was the U-249, which put in at Weymouth harbor, in southern England, with ten unfired torpedoes aboard. Soon others were moving to English and Scottish ports; two came in to Gibraltar. The first surrender in the western Atlantic occurred when a patrolling R.C.A.F...
The plant, where more than 8,000 Liberator 6-243 have been built, became a for-sale-or-lease item last week when Henry Ford 2nd announced that the Ford Motor Co. has no postwar use for the 1,576-acre factory. But young Mr. Ford justified Willow Run'...
Planes Over Japan. Army Air Forces are already withdrawing some of their bomber crews from ETO and retraining them in the U.S. to fly the planes which will operate against Japan. These planes are coming off the line so fast that the A.A.F. has run out of new crews to...
For some U.S. businessmen, a taste of V-E day came unexpectedly last week. It arrived in the form of a wire from the Army Air Forces ordering an overall 15% slash in plane production. Reason: the Army has almost enough Flying Fortress and Liberator bombers to finish off Germany...
Dr. Benes drove under innumerable victory arches decked with his and Stalin's portraits. His careful eye noted the slogans everywhere: "Glory and gratitude to the liberating Red Army! Hail to our liberator, Marshal Stalin!"