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A hole in a USAF Consolidated Liberator B25 bomber after bombing mission over
A hole in a USAF Consolidated Liberator B25 bomber
after bombing mission over enemy territory during
WW2
1945
British Official Photograph
mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
WA*618617
Media ID 21536620
© Mirrorpix
Aeroplane
Bomb
Damage
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