The Consolidated B-24 Liberator was America's most-produced heavy bomber of World War II, valued for its long range and heavy payload. Recognizable by its slender Davis wing and twin tail fins, the Liberator served in every theater of the war, from the oil fields of Ploesti to the vast reaches of the Pacific. This official Army Air Forces photograph shows a B-24 banking above a sea of clouds, showcasing its distinctive silhouette. Project: 218468