466 Bomb Group [WWII Map Card]
$95.00
Bombs away, courtesy of the 466th.
1 in stock
Description
This Interesting WWII memento shows a bird from the 466 Bomb Group dropping a 200 lb ‘egg’ on St. Nazaire, Munich, Dresden, and Berlin. Stationed in Attlebridge, England, the 466 Bomb Group flew over 230 missions across France, Germany, and Belgium between March 1944 and V-E Day. The unit proudly displayed bright red tail fins on its B-24 Liberators- the feathers of the chicken (or gamecock) likely reflect this identifying characteristic.
Map Details
Publication Date: c. 1944
Author: 466 Bomb Group
Sheet Width (in): 4.00
Sheet Height (in): 3.00
Condition: A
Condition Description: Small single-sided map printed on thick cardstock. A bit of faint roughing, but overall in near fine condition.
$95.00
1 in stock
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