BUILDING A LEGEND: The P-38 Lightning & The Angels Who Made It Fly [RESTORED & COLORIZED] FULL MOVIE: https://youtu.be/p5vTxlMUya4 �This documentary presents the restored and colorized 1943 War Department film, "Angels in Overalls," showcasing the production of the legendary Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighter. #P38Lightning #WWII #RestoredFilm #colorizedhistory #Lockheed #aviationdaily #AviationHistory | Aviation And History

BUILDING A LEGEND: The P-38 Lightning & The Angels Who Made It Fly [RESTORED & COLORIZED] FULL MOVIE: https://youtu.be/p5vTxlMUya4 �This documentary presents the restored and colorized 1943 War Department film, "Angels in Overalls," showcasing the production of the legendary Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighter. #P38Lightning #WWII #RestoredFilm #colorizedhistory #Lockheed #aviationdaily #AviationHistory | Aviation And History

31K views · 332 reactions | Footage of restoration crews from the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force moving the Lockheed P-38L Lightning back into the WWII Gallery. This aircraft and others were temporarily moved from the WII Gallery to make room for the Memphis Belle Exhibit opening events. | War History Online | Facebook

Over the jungles of New Guinea, a flash of silver breaks through the clouds. It’s “Jandina III”, a Lockheed P-38 Lightning flown by Captain Jay T. Robbins of the 80th Fighter Squadron based at Port Moresby. Robbins named it after himself and his wife Ina and scored his 18th and 19th victories in this aircraft, helping his squadron become one of the Pacific’s most successful. With all its guns in the nose, four .50 calibers and a 20 mm cannon, the Lightning delivered incredible accuracy and speed

Over the jungles of New Guinea, a flash of silver breaks through the clouds. It’s “Jandina III”, a Lockheed P-38 Lightning flown by Captain Jay T. Robbins of the 80th Fighter Squadron based at Port Moresby. Robbins named it after himself and his wife Ina and scored his 18th and 19th victories in this aircraft, helping his squadron become one of the Pacific’s most successful. With all its guns in the nose, four .50 calibers and a 20 mm cannon, the Lightning delivered incredible accuracy and speed