From the interesting site of USAAF’s 47th Bombardment Group in WW2 (47thbombgroup.org) a fine shot of one of its Douglas A-20s Havoc photographed during its stay in Tunisia, 1943, before the transfer in Italy. The photo highlight many details, like the large Wright R-2600-A5B Twin Cyclone radial engines, 1,700 HP each, of this excellent American aircraft classified “Attack” and in the RAF knew like Boston. Note the propellers blades leading edge scraped by the use on the North Africa’s sandy terrain. Victor Sierra

Douglas A-20

A beautiful woman and a great star for live down, also almost, the war: Marlene Dietrich, in military dress, waiting in line for the lunch before to play on the USAAF’47th Bomb Group base, an airstrip near Naples, 1943. Note the expressions, satisfied or awkward, of the men near a great star like Marlene Dietrich. The woman on the right is perhaps a Dietrich’s staff member. Victor Sierra

A great star for forget the war

"Ave Maria": an American medium bomber North American B-25J “Mitchell” of 447th Bombardment Squadron’s 321st Bombardment Group, stationed at Solenzara, Corsica, 1944, in mission perhaps over the Italy. Victor Sierra