Stars with no bars ...

[Mark Allen M]

US Navy Beechcraft GB-2 BuNo. 23729 May 3, 1944. Obviously an Admiral's plane.


North American AT-6 42-85857 Ellensburg WA 1953, Two Star General’s plane.


General Omar Bradley's personal C-47 transport, The Mary Q. Piloted by Herb Barnum.


Jack Breed, USNR, Vice Admiral John H. Hoover’s flag lieutenant. Photograph received August 16, 1944.


Post-war B-17. Unknown who the two stars belong to.


B-17E 'Sally' of US 5th Air Force based between Townsville, Queensland, Australia and Port Moresby, New Guinea exclusively to transport Major General Kenney.


AAF GENERAL HENRY HAP ARNOLD'S B-25 1944 BRADLEY FIELD.


Original-WWII-AAF-Photo-MAJOR-GENERAL-WILLIAM-LYNN.


Forgot who this is ...


Douglas R4D Flag aircraft of Rear Admiral Osbourne B. Hardison, chief of Naval Air Primary Training, is checked out by ground crew at NAS New Orleans, circa early 1945.

And a few folks below who played a small part in winning WWII.


Admiral Nimitz Inspects One of the First B-29 Superfortresses.




Group photo of General Eisenhower with the U.S. Generals of the Western Front on Ike's 54th birthday in Belgium.

[Adam Kline]

Nimitz's pants look like they don't match his Khaki's. Wonder why?

[Mark Allen M]

Nimitz's pants look like they don't match his Khaki's. Wonder why?

Because he could.

[mike furline]

[airnutz]

Nimitz's pants look like they don't match his Khaki's. Wonder why?

There was a Steward transferred to Alaska shortly after who knew why...

[Michel Lemieux]

Just wow guys!!!!! those are great!!!!

tks for sharing

[junkman9096]

Group photo of General Eisenhower with the U.S. Generals of the Western Front on Ike's 54th birthday in Belgium.

MP's in the back thinking "Please don't let me embarrass myself."

[6trn4brn]

Very first photo...Staggerwing in Navy colors...dang! That is just gorgeous!!!

[wolf]

B-29 42-6365 became the foundation for the Russian TU-4
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[Pat Carry]

Thanks Mark

[Ken]

Each of our C-130s had a pouch where we stored a set of VIP rank placards and a bracket in the lower kick window by the aircraft commander to place them when a VIP was onboard. One of the guys in the squadron had an identical placard made up with captain's bars. He got a lot of double takes when pulling up at a transient base. Good times.

Ken