Compiled by the National Combat History Archive, this collection of dramatic footage from World War II fighter planes captures the action as American fliers square off against Axis powers pilots from Europe to the Pacific Theater. Included is film of thrilling dogfights between U.S. Navy Corsairs and Japanese Zeros, plus a look at the indispensable data-collection work performed by aerial reconnaissance units.
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