B-25C Picture Thread

[noizeedave]

Hey there everyone. Doing some research on the C model B-25. Wandering if everyone wouldnt mind posting a few B-25C pics they might have stored on the pc so I can compile a nice bank of pics. Also looking for a C model parts book for some reference. Thank to all who put their pics in!

[Jack Cook]

Sorry but I
never share..........................

12th BG 12th AF 1943

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B-25C 11th BG CBI 1943

[noizeedave]

LOVE UM! Those are some good pics, I cant say Ive seen those before either..

[Second Air Force]

Those North Africa guys most likely flew over my dad at some point--he always said it was a good feeling to hear and see the Allied airplanes and how easy it was to pick out the Mitchells and P-38s as friendlies.

[Robbie Stuart]

Jack is the man! He alway's has the best! I got a couple for ya.
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B-25C "Tokyo Sleeper" of the 38th Bombardment Group.

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Seven U.S. Army Air Force North American B-25C Mitchell bombers of the 82nd Bomb Squadron, 12th Bomb Group, and seven Martin Baltimore bombers of No. 21 Squadron, South African Air Force, during a sortie against German forces in North Africa in 1943. The B-25C in the foreground, s/n 41-12863, was written off on 19 April 1943. A single escorting Curtiss P-40 Warhawk fighter is visible in the left background.

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B-25C 41-13207 "OH-7", 445th Bombardment Squadron, 321st Bombardment Group at Ain M'lila Airfield, Algeria, March 1943.

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A U.S. Army Air Force North American B-25C-5 Mitchell (s/n 42-53363) from the 3rd Antisubmarine Squadron while based at Westover Field, Massachusetts.

[Pogo]

Killer photos guys, and a big THX! to OP for launching the thread. The B-25 is one of the coolest birds ever, and the early C's are sure neat to see!