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English: Naval bombing tests off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, September, 1921. US Air Service bombers sink Captured Battleship Ostfriesland, proving the serious vulnerability of Battleships to air power.
Source: USAF photo Scanned from Page 19 of the following book. Photo caption explicitly credits this as US Air Force.
- McCarthy, James P. (2005) The Air Force, Levin, Hugh Lauter Associates, pp. 368pp
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