Discover the story of B-24 Liberator 41-1133, which crashed during a WWII training mission in New Mexico. Today, its wreckage remains one of the world's most visited military aircraft crash sites.

As the US military was looking to expand production of Boeing's B-17 bomber in the late 1930s, Washington asked Consolidated Aircraft to start producing the plane. But after a visit to Boeing's ...

She isn’t as pretty or as famous as the B-17, but the B-24 carried more bombs to greater distances and at higher speeds, while excelling at jobs the designers never could have imagined. The year was ...

The most produced American military aircraft of World War II was not a small fighter, a trainer, or a simple utility airplane ...

POOLER, GA - In a major development for aviation preservation, a rare Consolidated B-24 Liberator is being transferred from Barksdale Air Force Base to the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air ...

I have always enjoyed Bob Greene’s op-eds in the Journal, but I was especially attracted to “The U.S. Once Built Airplanes Quickly” (May 14) since my father was a B-24 Liberator pilot in the South ...

Was the B-24 bomber the best bomber in all of World War II? What about the B-17 or B-29? Here is the story of the B-24, in all of its World War II glory – The Consolidated B-24 Liberator was a bomber ...

After watching the awesome clip of a Lancaster flying over London, many readers have sent links to other footage worth a look. For instance, the extremely interesting video in this post gives a ...

Was the B-24 bomber the best bomber in all of World War II? What about the B-17 or B-29? Here is the story of the B-24, in all of its... Here’s What You Need to Remember: Adding even more to the ...