The Warfighter’s Brief Beyond the Line of Battle

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Focus Areas & Deep Dives

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AeroTech & Radar Mechanics

Sex, Solitude, and the Barracks: Understanding Sexual Coping Mechanisms in War Zones

Wartime Psychology

Military Culture & Legacy

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BBMF Mission

Intelligence Model

B17: The Most Important Allied Bomber

Initially designed to defend American territory, the B17 – Flying Fortress was the Allies’ most important bomber in World War II. It inaugurated a new phase of daylight attacks and played a central role in destroying the German war machine.

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Pin-Up Girls in Military Airplanes

Pin-up style imagery has been associated with airplanes since the early days of aviation when pilots and crews would often decorate their planes with images of women. During World War II, pin-up girls became a popular theme in airplane nose art, with many military aircraft adorned with glamorous and provocative images of women.