Mitchell's Nose Arts

[tony.osborne]

During World War II, the practice of customizing aircraft with drawings and pin ups reached the maximum creativity. I share with you some of the most curious nose arts created by the crews of B-25 Mitchell bombers. To see them, visit the link below:


Aviação em Floripa: B-25 Mitchell e suas nose arts


Best Regards.

 

[Sunni Man]

Amazingly, a B-25 Mitchell just flew over my house.

A warbirds restoration organization is having a fly-in at the local air port close to where I live and the weather is perfect with a cloudless blue sky.

Earlier this morning a B-17 Flying Fortress passed by with with all four engines filling the sky with their melodic roar.

Now the B-25 has just made a low level pass directly over my house as it heads back to the airport.

I'm getting out the lawn chair and binoculars......gonna be a great day. .........

 

[namvet]

 

[namvet]

Amazingly, a B-25 Mitchell just flew over my house.

A warbirds restoration organization is having a fly-in at the local air port close to where I live and the weather is perfect with a cloudless blue sky.

Earlier this morning a B-17 Flying Fortress passed by with with all four engines filling the sky with their melodic roar.

Now the B-25 has just made a low level pass directly over my house as it heads back to the airport.

I'm getting out the lawn chair and binoculars......gonna be a great day. .........

and where are you if I may ask. there is an air show this weekend in Olathe, KS. my late mom helped build the B-25 at a local war plant that produced over 6800 25's

 

[Sunni Man]

The air show is taking place about an hours drive from Boston, MA. .....

 

[Sunni Man]

Scratch what I said earlier. The second plane was a B-24 Liberator not a B-25 Mitchell.

I got out my binoculars and could spot the difference. The twin tail is what threw me off. But with my binoculars I could clearly see the aircraft had 4 engines not 2.

Still waiting for the P51 Mustang the news media said would also be in the air. ......