De Jarnette was killed on April 8, 1944, while serving as the pilot of a B-24 Liberator bomber with the 732nd Bombardment Squadron.
While it served in virtually every operational theater of WWII, the Liberator’s post-war legacy was overshadowed by the Boing B-17 Flying Fortress, and only a handful remain in existence today.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WBKO) - One family has gotten closure after a Kentucky Army pilot who was killed during World War II went ...
In several ways, the Liberator was a technically superior warplane to the Flying Fortress, as the Liberator had a longer ...
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Flying from Benghazi in the Libyan desert ... "We really clobbered them that day," said Bill Harvey, a bombardier on a Liberator. Airstrikes continued over the next few weeks, bookended by ...
While flying onboard the B-24J Liberator, he and his squadron went missing in action after their aircraft collided with another B-24 in the same formation, crashing into the Baltic Sea off the ...