Why American Bombers Feared Britain’s Tiny Mosquito Plane
American bomber crews couldn’t believe Britain’s small wooden Mosquito could outrun fighters and outfly danger. Yet this lightweight aircraft became one of WWII’s most feared and admired planes — the Wooden Wonder that changed air warfare.
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