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450th Bomb Squadron - Squadron Profile.

450th Bomb Squadron

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Country : US
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450th Bomb Squadron

Aircraft for : 450th Bomb Squadron
A list of all aircraft known to have been flown by 450th Bomb Squadron. A profile page including a list of all art prints for the aircraft is available by clicking the aircraft name.
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Marauder


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Manufacturer : Martin

Marauder

B-26
Signatures for : 450th Bomb Squadron
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Colonel Roland Scott
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21 / 11 / 2002Died : 21 / 11 / 2002
Colonel Roland Scott

Roland Scott joined the Service in 1933, trained as a pilot in 1941 and arrived in England in March 1943. Flying with the 450th Squadron 322nd Bomb Group, Scott was to lead a 12 ship formation on May 14th, 1943, to bomb the power plant at Ijunuiden, Holland - the first combat mission flown in Europe by the B-26 in World War Two. The orders were to go in at zero feet. Coming in over the Dutch coast they were met with ground fire, and several aircraft were hit. Scott somehow got through the intense wall of tracer and flak, and laid his bombs on the target, but a 20mm shell exploded in the cockpit, blinding him in one eye; however with the aid of his crew managed to get his B-26 back to his base. In spite of the loss of an eye Roland Scott checked out on a large number of World War Two American and British combat aircraft. Roland Scott passed away on 21st November 2002.



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