MPC 1/72 USAFF Personnel World War II Figures 46 pcs #1-6009 1982

MPC 1/72 USAFF Personnel World War II Figures 46 pcs #1-6009 1982 New in opened box, Here are some key points about USAAF personnel during World War II: 1. Pilots and Aircrew: Just like the RAF, the USAAF had pilots and aircrew members who operated various types of aircraft. They were involved in a wide range of missions, including bombing raids, reconnaissance, and air support for ground forces. 2. Ground Crew: Similar to the RAF, ground crews in the USAAF were responsible for maintaining and servicing aircraft. Mechanics, technicians, and support staff played a crucial role in keeping the planes operational. 3. Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs): The WASPs were a group of civilian female pilots who flew military aircraft for non-combat missions, such as ferrying planes from factories to airbases. They were not granted military status during the war but made significant contributions to the war effort. 4. Tuskegee Airmen: The Tuskegee Airmen were a group of African American pilots and support personnel who served in the USAAF. They played a vital role in breaking down racial barriers and prejudices in the military.