05 Jun 2024
Baby T-34
Story of a baby tank wishing to fight in WWII.
Grampaw Pettibone's Gripes: Join-Up Collisions
Part of the "Flight Safety" series of animated shorts commissioned by the U.S. Air Force at the end of World War II. This one,completed by United Productions of America, describes the dangers of mid-air collisions during join-up maneuvers.
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