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During the course of World War II, throughout the Mediterranean Theatre of Operations (which encompassed some7500 square miles of enemy air space), five USAAF medium-class bomb groups and their 20 bomb squadrons used their allotments of B-25 Mitchell aircraft to perfection. From low-altitude strafing to high-altitude bombing runs, the B-25s in the MTO proved themselves to be a most successful brood of combat aircraft. This volume includes first-hand accounts.
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Steve Pace is the author of numerous volumes on American aircraft for Motorbooks International, this is first book for Osprey. His previous titles have covered such subjects as the B-25 and Lockheed Constellation. Tom Tullis is an America-based artist who has completed a number of volumes in both the Aces and Combat Aircraft series for Osprey since 1996.
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Whether daytime or night-time, the Mitchell units in the MTO bombed and strafed all sorts of targets that included airfields, artillery positions and anti-aircraft artillery (AAA) batteries, barracks, bridges, canals, convoys, command, control and communications centres, factories, hangars, railway lines, roads, ships, shipyards, tanks, trains and rolling stock, troops, trucks and anything else being exploited and/or operated by the Axis powers. Read the first page
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Whether daytime or night-time, the Mitchell units in the MTO bombed and strafed all sorts of targets that included airfields, artillery positions and anti-aircraft artillery (AAA) batteries, barracks, bridges, canals, convoys, command, control and communications centres, factories, hangars, railway lines, roads, ships, shipyards, tanks, trains and rolling stock, troops, trucks and anything else being exploited and/or operated by the Axis powers. Read the first page
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