The fifty caliber gun emplacements on Betty's Dream, a North American B-25 Mitchell. Sometimes, you didn't need bombs to take out a ship in Rabaul Harbor. All you needed to do was find where one was hiding the ammunition it was carrying...and that's usually a highly visible area on deck marked with masts and cranes, just above the cargo hold.

Simply put...by Advancing to the Rear!

Which is scarrier? This one is real...

A Vought F4U Corsair restored in the night fighter role.

Interesting how this night fighter's radar looked like an "Eraser" on a pencil.

Coincidence? I think not...

Call the airplane "The Eraser" and include the inscription on the radar, "Rub 'em out!"

Now, if we can just find a bottle of "White Out" to inscribe the nose art with...

Night Radar, machine guns, a little napalm in that center tank and the Corsair itself, not to mention, the pilot!

When it comes to the latest War in Iraq, I don't see what everyone's complaining about! Obviously, Saddam Hussein indeed had Weapons of Mass destruction.

Believe me! I watch CNN! Judging by the video and confirmed by the camera guns, they were all over his ass!

The President was merely taken out of context! <G>

The markings of this night fighter are Korean War era, where the Marines perfected Night Fighting techniques, which were not as successful in World War II.

...that's because you could "reach out and touch someone" with four of these!

A Vought F4U Corsair of the US Navy's "Fighting 17th," VF17, the "Jolly Rogers," a squadron that is now known as VF103 and operates with Grumman F-14 Tomcats and Boeing F-18 Hornets.