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The curriculum of the Flight Performance School also included work in evaluating the performance of this B-25 Mitchell medium bomber, the same type which became famous after Gen. Jimmy Doolittle�s daring raid on Tokyo in 1942. Unlike Doolittle�s raiders, however, the school�s B-25 was a �solid nose� model, carried no guns and had its turrets removed.
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