Weekend extra.
Grumman TBF-1 Avenger torpedo bombers From Naval Air Station Norfolk Virginia practice torpedo attacks November 1942. The torpedo dropped by the closest TBF is a Mk. XIII with a plywood tail shroud.

Mid week photo.
U.S. Marine Corps F4U-4B Corsair fighter-bomber Receives final checks to its armament of bombs and 5-inch rockets, just prior to being catapulted from USS Sicily (CVE-118) for a strike on enemy forces in Korea.

And forgot to add, check out the tires.
I see so often on sites, asking which were the correct ones

This weekends photo.
A nice shot of a Japanese "Myrt" bomber. Photographed 30 August 1944 after the plane fell into U.S. hands.

This weekends extra.
U-858,is brought to anchor at Cape Henlopen, Del. In May 1945, after being surrendered at sea, with a mega phone on her conning tower is LCDR. Willard D. Michael, Officer in charge. Note Sirkorski HNS-I Helicopter and blimp overhead .

And Curtiss C-46 taken 1944 probably at N.A.S. Port Lyautey, Morocco.

This midweeks photo.
An A-20B serial 41-3663 used as a hack, most likely assigned to the 97th Bomb Sq 47th BG.

Note the drop tanks.

This weekends photo,
A Vought OS2U KINGFISHER being pushed out of its hangar at a Naval Air Station circa January - May 1942.

Weekend extra.
Halifax B Mark II W7710 LQ-R Ruhr Valley Express of No. 405 Squadron RAF Pocklington Yorkshire

Wednesdays photo.
And a nice close up of B-24J serial 44-40728 Boise Bronc of the 320th Bomb Sq 90th BG.

This weekends photo and a superb belly shot, taken on 15th January 45, of B-24 44-49647 (451st BG 724th BS) on its bomb run that hit the Vienna Railyards.