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| Air Forces News Letter 1942 05
Vol. 25 No. 3 Cover: The airplane pictured on the front cover is the North American B-25. Famous for participating in General Royce's Australian based raid on Jap forces in the Philippines, this type of plane was also "blamed" by the Japanese for making the war's first raid on Tokyo.
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| Air Forces News Letter 1942 07
Vol. 25 No. 5 Cover: Airborne troops are one of the moat potent striking forces in modern warfare. Not neglecting this vital department, the U.S. Army is developing the best airborne force in the world. The cover picture shows what our aerial troops look like while they are being loaded into one of their big transports--Curtiss-Wright's C-46, christened "The Conmando". The two powerful Wright engines of this plane are capable of hauling a large number of fully-armed troops complete with war equipment, deep into the heart of enemy-held territory.
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