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Formations were designed to protect heavy bombers against fighter attack and to concentrate the bomb pattern on the target.  These formations evolved over time to counter enemy tactics and to adjust

Strategic bombing during World War II, Definition, Significance, Aircraft, Germany, & Japan

The Silverplate B-29: Delivering the Atomic Bombs

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Eighth Air Force - Wikipedia

Bloody Hundredth” bomber group stationed in Kearney prior to fighting air war over Europe

The Eighth Air Force vs. The Luftwaffe, The National WWII Museum

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The Bloody 100th

WW2 Aircraft: Planes and Gliders of the Axis and Allies - History

In World War 2, how did allies manage hundreds of bombers flying at the same time? What formation did they use, and how much distance did they have so that they don't

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Masters of the Air B -17 Box Formations Explained