Dave Downs Posted July 22 Posted July 22 I know there are pictures of Farmalls in use during WWII in some of our topics, in fact I have posted pictures of some, usually in airfield use. I took this screenshot from a video of operations in New Guinea during the monsoon season, the tractor was attached to a fighter squadron. I just thought it was an interesting picture and maybe some other members may have pictures to add. 11 Quote
twostepn2001 Posted July 22 Posted July 22 A Cub pulling a Cessna AT-17 Bobcat, also known as a "bamboo bomber". used to train pilots switching from single engine trainers to multi engine training. farmall pulling a new B-25 at North American Aviation's factory at Kansas City. 10 Quote
Gabriella Cook Posted July 22 Posted July 22 9 hours ago, Dave Downs said: I know there are pictures of Farmalls in use during WWII in some of our topics, in fact I have posted pictures of some, usually in airfield use. I took this screenshot from a video of operations in New Guinea during the monsoon season, the tractor was attached to a fighter squadron. I just thought it was an interesting picture and maybe some other members may have pictures to add. what year is this you think? 43? 44? Quote
Gabriella Cook Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Just now, Gabriella Cook said: what year is this you think? 43? 44? this one too is air field notice the bottom those are steel slabs to create a more hard runway to support the us b-24 bombes and possibly b-17 or b-29's Quote
neukm Posted July 22 Posted July 22 An International A14 was is still chained to the deck of USS Hornet when she was located several years ago 2 Quote
Gabriella Cook Posted July 23 Posted July 23 I saw that pretty cool, I wonder who chained it down, they did a good job Quote
TomH Posted July 23 Posted July 23 I hI I have this picture in my iCloud. I think it was to show a P47 that had returned to the US to raise funds for the war effort. . 3 Quote
GaAgTech Posted July 23 Posted July 23 1 hour ago, neukm said: An International A14 was is still chained to the deck of USS Hornet when she was located several years ago 2 Quote
acem Posted July 23 Posted July 23 2 hours ago, TomH said: I hI I have this picture in my iCloud. I think it was to show a P47 that had returned to the US to raise funds for the war effort. . That looks like a British International tractor. Quote
Mark (EC,IN) Posted July 23 Posted July 23 Not a tractor, but a late neighbor had a picture of him on an IH dozer clearing a path for artillery. What makes the picture interesting is the bullet holes in the hood. 1 Quote
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