Arctic Hustler by Stan Stokes. TEA41 18th July 1944

18th July 1944

Washington's troops executed a bold night march to flank the British

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The bombardment lasted 10 hours and the losses on both sides were very high but it was a great success with over 1650 enslaved prisoners liberated

To the left can be seen the famous A Bit O Lace

Arctic Hustler by Stan Stokes. TEA41 18th July 1944STK0042. Arctic Hustler by Stan Stokes. No bomber made so definite a break with the past as the Convair B 58 Hustler. Reversing the trend towards ever larger bombers, the worlds first supersonic bomber, the B 58, was ordered by the Air Force in 1954. This was also the final year of the production of the huge Convair B 36. From the beginning of its operational career, the Hustler set a string of performance records that may never be matched by another