Original U.S. WWII Fuel Cap Recovered From Kingman Army Air Field in Frame with Document U.S. Ammo 000-pound bombs) to destroy Japanese

000-pound bombs) to destroy Japanese bridges and kill bridge repair crews

One pouch only: multiple are pictured to show variety

the Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) sent 16-inch

Nettuno was no longer tenable as a base of operation so the pilots flew their Spitfires back to Castel Volturno

Original U.S. WWII Fuel Cap Recovered From Kingman Army Air Field in Frame with Document U.S. Ammo 000-pound bombs) to destroy JapaneseOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a great piece of U. S. WWII Aviation History! The Army Air Force Flexible Gunnery School, Kingman, Arizona, was built at the start of World War II as an aerial gunnery training base, located on approximately 4,145 acres in Mohave County next to U. S. Route 66. Arizona was an ideal location due to its sparse low population and miles of wide open spaces. It offered its first classes in January of 1943, and was