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Letter to the Editor: Honoring the 82nd anniversary of a Houlton High grad's heroics in WW2 - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Honoring the 82nd anniversary of a Houlton High grad's heroics in WW2

On April 18th, let’s remember the Doolittle Raiders’ attack on Japan on that day in 1942. Maine’s Houlton High School graduate Waldo J. Bither served as a bombardier on crew 12. Bither was the lone Maine native to serve with the Doolittle Raiders. Then a technical sergeant, Bither at 35, was the oldest member of

Texas Schools Don't Teach about Key Victory in World War II that Included 13 Texans | Columns - Vimarsana News

Texas Schools Don't Teach about Key Victory in World War II that Included 13 Texans | Columns

April 18th marks the 82nd anniversary of the famed Doolittle Raiders attack in and around Tokyo. Of the 80 B-25 bomber airmen who flew off of the USS Hornet, 13

New stealth B-21 bomber inspired by a courageous group of WWII pilots known as the Doolittle Raiders - Vimarsana News

New stealth B-21 bomber inspired by a courageous group of WWII pilots known as the Doolittle Raiders

The US Air Force honors a famed group of WWII pilots, the 'Doolittle Raiders' with the unveiling of their most advanced and lethal aircraft to date: the B-21 Raider.

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Mission impossible

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Today in Aviation History - Jimmy Doolittle Wins The Schneider Trophy - Vimarsana News

Today in Aviation History - Jimmy Doolittle Wins The Schneider Trophy

On October 26, 1925, Lieutenant James Harold Doolittle, Air Service, United States Army, won the Coupe d’Aviation Maritime Jacques Schneider (commonly called the Schneider Trophy) when he placed first flying his Curtiss R3C-2 floatplane over a 217-mile (349 kilometers) course near Bay Shores on Chesapeake Bay, Maryland.