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Lockheed Martin® (Consolidated) B-24® Liberator® 484th Bombardment Group, 826th Squadron Model
Fly again with the 484th Bomb Squadron 826th Bomb Group in this handcrafted B-24 Model. Artisans carefully carve each piece from wood and hand-paint it to create a work you’ll love.
- Length – 11.5 inches
- Wingspan – 17.5 inches
- Made from Mahogany
- US Veteran-Owned Business
- Officially Licensed by Lockheed Martin
- The manufacturer does not intend for children 12 years and younger to use the product
LOCKHEED MARTIN®, B-24 Liberator®, associated emblems and logos, and body designs of vehicles are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Lockheed Martin Corporation in the USA and/or other jurisdictions, used under license by Squadron Nostalgia LLC
The B-24 Liberator was a key aircraft during World War II. The 484th Bombardment Group operated these bombers. Notably, the 826th Squadron played a significant role in many missions. They flew long missions over enemy territory, delivering critical supplies and striking important targets. Their bravery made a difference.
Initially the Squadron formed in 1943. Shortly after its formation, the Squadron received the B-24s. These planes were built for heavy bombing tasks. They quickly adapted to their new aircraft, training hard to master the skills needed. Consequently, they became an efficient and effective bombing unit.
Throughout the war, the 826th Squadron faced many challenges. Weather conditions were often harsh, impacting flight safety. Nonetheless, their determination kept them going. They supported ground troops during battles and attacked supply depots. Therefore, their efforts helped weaken the enemy’s capabilities.
As time passed, the Squadron completed numerous successful missions. They dropped bombs on crucial targets and gathered valuable intelligence. Their efforts boosted morale back home. In turn, the Squadron gained recognition for its accomplishments. This motivated them to continue their mission despite the dangers.
Ultimately, the legacy of the 484th Bombardment Group and 826th Squadron remains significant. Their contributions to the war effort helped pave the way for victory. Even after the war, their bravery and sacrifice are remembered. Today, they symbolize the resilience of those who served. Their stories inspire future generations.
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