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I would usually set it up for a 400 feet altitude drop and a 500-1000-500 (pounds) bomb configuration. The bomb sight was on RC17 Low Altitude Bomb sight (LAB) and had to be adjusted for a specific altitude and bomb configuration. The Radar was the SCR 717A, 10cm wavelength, and had a 200 mile range at about 3000 ft. One member of the 63rd Squadron wrote about the way the LAB was used on a mission.īy Richard M. The other was integrated into the 63rd Squadron, 43rd Bomb Group. One, the 868th Squadron, operated independently. Two of the three squadrons were sent to the Pacific Theater for night bombing missions.

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Most of these crews were brand new, and as they learned flight basics, they were also trained on how to use the Low Altitude Bombsight (LAB).

Shortly thereafter, the 1st Sea Search Attack Group was formed at Langley Field, Virginia. About halfway through 1943, the United States developed new radar technology that allowed heavy bombers to attack shipping targets at night.