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Position Firing | B-17 Gunner Training Film (1944)

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United States Army Airforce training film TF I-3366. An instructional film for B-17 bomber gunners on how to aim at attacking aircraft. Animated drawings depict a fighter's curve of pursuit and motion imparted to a bullet by a forward movement of a bomber. Applications of rules of position firing are illustrated by moving diagrams.
Position Firing | B-17 Gunner Training Film (1944)
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