#LATEST:A restored Douglas A-20 Havoc bomber aircraft used by the 5th United States Army Air Force (USAAF) during the Second World War has returned to Papua New Guinea to take its final residence at National Museum and Art Gallery (NMAG) in Port Moresby. Read & watch more: ( https://www.postcourier.com.pg/wwii-fighter-returns-to-historic-battlefield-for-rest/ ) | Post Courier

Douglas DB-7 Havoc — the fast, hard-hitting light bomber that proved its worth early in World War II. ✈️🔥 First entering service in 1939, the Douglas DB-7 Havoc was adopted by the French and later the RAF before serving extensively with U.S. forces as the A-20. Known for its speed, low-level attack capability, and versatility, it carried out bombing, ground-attack, night fighter, and intruder missions across multiple theaters. A sleek attack aircraft that combined speed with striking power when

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A piece of World War II history is setting off from Townsville to see out its days in Papua New Guinea. A Douglas A-20 Havoc bomber, that made a force landing in the PNG forest in 1944, will return to the country after years of restoration on Australian shores. 7NEWS at 6pm. 📱Download the 7NEWS app: 7news.link/7newsapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Townsville