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    The raid that stopped Japan: Doolittle’s co-pilot’s experience of the Doolittle Raid [Image 2 of 4]

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    An elderly man wearing a tan/beige flat cap and wire-rimmed glasses is speaking or being interviewed in what appears to be an aviation museum. Behind him, a vintage military aircraft with olive drab/brown paint is visible, along with a painted mural depicting sky and water. The setting and aircraft suggest this may be a WWII-era aviation exhibit.

    FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    02.19.2014

    Photo by Maj. Steven Miller 

    7th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

    Retired Air Force Col. Richard E. Cole stands in front of a B-25 Mitchell at the National Museum of the Pacific War, Fredericksburg, Texas, Feb. 19, 2014. Cole is one of four surviving Doolittle Raiders from World War II and flew co-pilot in the first bomber with Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle April 18, 1942. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Steven Miller, 7th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

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    Date Taken: 02.19.2014
    Date Posted: 04.14.2014 12:45
    Photo ID: 1244503
    VIRIN: 140219-A-JK517-002
    Resolution: 4067x2348
    Size: 5.86 MB
    Location: FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS, US
    Hometown: COMFORT, TEXAS, US
    Web Views: 36
    Downloads: 7

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    A black-and-white official military photograph showing five men in U.S. Army Air Forces flight gear posing in front of a large aircraft engine/propeller. The men are wearing A-2 leather flight jackets with unit patches visible on several jackets, along with garrison caps. The photo bears the official stamp '94600 USAF' in the lower right corner, indicating it is an official U.S. Air Force archival photograph.
    An elderly man wearing a tan/beige flat cap and wire-rimmed glasses is speaking or being interviewed in what appears to be an aviation museum. Behind him, a vintage military aircraft with olive drab/brown paint is visible, along with a painted mural depicting sky and water. The setting and aircraft suggest this may be a WWII-era aviation exhibit.
    An elderly man stands indoors with his hands clasped in front of him. He is wearing a black zip-up jacket with an embroidered logo reading 'Okaloosa-Walton' and what appears to be 'Raider' or similar team name in red lettering. He also wears a tan/cream corduroy flat cap and wire-rimmed glasses.
    An elderly man wearing a tan flat cap, glasses, and a black jacket with 'Okaloosa-Walton Raiders' branding stands in front of a vintage World War II-era bomber aircraft, likely inside a museum or hangar. The aircraft behind him appears to be an olive-drab painted bomber, possibly a B-25 Mitchell or similar twin-engine medium bomber. The setting and subject suggest this may be a veteran or aviation enthusiast at a military aviation museum.

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