
An ammunition carrier of the 11th Armored Division explodes after being hit by a mortar round during Operation Epsom on 26 June 1944.

Ammo explosion

RAF Liberator Mk.VI. KK320 "V", S/L L C Saxby and crew, was flying at 12,000 feet on 16 March 1945 while taking part in an attack on the shipyards at Monfalcone Italy when she was struck by bombs from a Liberator of No. 70 Squadron. One bomb took out the port inner engine, while another passed through the fuselage via the upper turret which was not occupied at the time, but it hit a W/Op in the back leaving him unconscious. KK320 was able to make the return journey of 300 miles back to base (Tortorella) without further casualties.

Friendly hit

These British pilots have been called to arms and are rushing to they're planes to get into the air as soon as possible the mission can be anything, Scouting, Bombing, Air Patrol, or they could have been called to help out they Allie's etc.