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• Columbia Army Airfield's mission was changed become a training base for B-25 Mitchell medium bomber aircrews.
• The new mission of the base was to be B-17 Flying Fortress and B-24 Liberator Heavy Bomber aircrew replacement training.
• During this period, operational training of new bomber aircrew was performed " in-house " by the wing, primarily by No . 6 Squadron.
• Beginning on 8 February 1969, the 13th Bombardment Squadron, Tactical began Martin B-57G ( Tail Code : FK ) light bomber aircrew training at MacDill.
• After a short hiatus, it became the "'323d Combat Crew Training Wing "'and trained heavy bomber aircrews until the end of the war.
• Forty-nine percent of the Japanese torpedo bomber aircrews involved in the battle were killed along with 39 % of the dive bomber crews and 20 % of the fighter pilots.
• Beginning in October 1968, when the 4424th Combat Crew Training Squadron ( CCTS ) was organized, the wing began Martin B-57G Canberra night intruder tactical bomber aircrew training.
• ;No . 11 Operational Training Unit RAF ( 11 OTU ) : 11 OTU was formed in 1940 as part of No . 6 Group RAF Bomber Command at RAF Bassingbourn to train night bomber aircrew.
• ;No . 12 Operational Training Unit RAF ( 12 OTU ) : 12 OTU was formed in April 1940 as part of No . 1 Group RAF Bomber Command at RAF Benson to train light bomber aircrew.
• While RAF Bomber Command let individuals form teams naturally and bomber aircrew were generally hetereogenous in origins, the Canadian government pushed for its aircrew to be organised in one Group for greater recognition  No . 6 Group RCAF.
• ;No . 10 Operational Training Unit RAF ( 10 OTU ) : 10 OTU was formed in 1940 as part of No . 8 Group RAF Bomber Command at RAF Abingdon to train night bomber aircrew, it was disbanded on 10 September 1946.
• ""'Bomber Aircrew of World War II "': True Stories of Frontline Air Combat " ( ISBN 978-1-84415-066-3 ) is a book by military historian and author Bruce Barrymore Halpenny.
• These losses had cost the lives of 27 fighter pilots and 76 bomber aircrew . 85 more aircraft had been destroyed on the ground by air attack, while many others had been destroyed or disabled by their own crews, or had crashed during operations, or in evacuation flights.
• However, Kincheloe's KC-135A tanker aircraft and aircrews participated in the " Young Tiger " tdy effort, and the bomber aircrews went through RTU training to fly older B-52Ds out of Andersen AFB, Guam and U-Tapao RTAFB, Thailand and were active participants in many of the notable campaigns that took place in Southeast Asia such as Arc Light, November 1965  December 1975, and B-52 crews, May 1968  June 1975.