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1Airborne forces — Airborne Military parachuting or gliding form of inserting personnel or supplies. Purpose Delivering personnel, equipment, or supplies. Origins Attributed to Italian troops on November 1927. [ Parachutist Badge awarded by the United States Army… …
2American airborne landings in Normandy — This article summarizes airborne operations by the United States during the Normandy Landings. For British airborne operations, see Operation Tonga. Infobox Military Conflict| partof=Operation Overlord, Battle of Normandy caption=Map of Operation …
3B-17 Flying Fortress — Infobox Aircraft name= B 17 Flying Fortress caption= This TB 17G was assigned various USAAF training commands type= Strategic bomber national origin = United States manufacturer= Boeing first flight= 28 July 1935cite web |url=… …
41st Airborne Division (United Kingdom) — 1st Airborne Division …
5Defence of the Reich — Part of Campaigns of World War II …
6Military history of the United Kingdom during World War II — Periods and eras in English history Anglo Saxon period (927–1066) Norman period …
7Consolidated B-24 Liberator — B 24 redirects here. For other meanings, see B24 (disambiguation). B 24 Liberator U.S. Army Air Forces Consolidated B 24D Liberator over Maxwell Field, Alabama …
8Presidential Unit Citation (United States) — Presidential Unit Citation Army and Air Force P.U.C …
9Aerial refueling — A C 17 Globemaster refuels through the boom of a Boeing KC 135 Stratotanker …
10RAF Usworth — was a Royal Air Force station near Sunderland which closed in 1958, becoming Sunderland Airport. The site has since been redeveloped as a factory for Nissan cars following the closure of the airport in 1984. Early History The airfield that… …
