Return to Base (RTB)

American Canberra
Association

 Atom bomb
LABS Maneuver

B-57 Sounds

The Cat's "Tale"

Crew Information File

Electronic
Countermeasures

Grounded!
Aircraft photos
on the ground

Photo Gallery 

The RAAF in Vietnam 

Reconnaissance

Vietnam

War Stories 
and other tales 

AF Museum

Glenn Martin Museum

Bummers: 

B-57 Display Locations

B-57 History and Sources

British Canberra


Brief Aircraft History

8 TBS History

13th B.S. (Korea)

56 Weather Recon Squadron
Yakota, Japan

Patricia Lynn Project

 

 

 

The B-57 Canberra
Night Intruder


The Crew Information File

This web site is sponsored by donations from:

Mark Witt, "Pappy" Boyington, John Harris, Jack Stoob,  Al Davies, J.Rup Jr., L.Owens, Denny Craig, Steve Knudsen, Bill Maxon, R.Winklepeck, John DeCillo, Ken Blackwell, Don Hoover, Dan English, Chuck Ramsey and  Doug Fadely.

             
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The B-57 Canberra served the U.S. Air Force for more than 25 years as a nuclear weapons platform, conventional weapons bomber, reconnaissance,  tow target, weather, and electronic countermeasures aircraft as well as being the mainstay for other nations. This web site is dedicated to the aircrews, maintenance and support personnel who knew the aircraft and were a part of its missions. It is a beginning with the hope that those who were a part of the Canberra story will add to the growth of this site by providing original photos, sound, and anecdotes.

 


ECM configuration 4713 DSES: photo-Mark Witt

 

B-57G -  Late Vietnam War: photo-(AF via Mikesh)

G model PhotoGallery

 


RB57A: Shaw AFB markings (AF via Mikesh



EB-57A model: (photo USAF) patlynnwith_shrapnel.jpg (2967 bytes)
Patricia Lynn Recon leaves for repair: photo-USAF
Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam

8th TBS Bomber configuration: photo- Mark Witt

B-57D:  photo - Mark Girard


 

 The most comprehensive books on the B-57 are by Robert Mikesh
 Photos are used with permission of the authors.

Click for a review or to order this or any other book.

 

My thanks to my son, Tom, for technical help on the site who asked me, " Dad, why didn't you make me learn to fly?", and to Colonel John Harris, a former commander,  for his contributions of text, photos and encouragement.

Marquis (Mark) Witt
Lt. Col. USAF (Retired)

© Copyright Marquis

 

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