File:PB4Y-1 USCG NAS Argentia.jpg

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Description A Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator of the U.S. Coast Guard at Argentia, Newfoundland (?). The USCG acquired a total of four (?) PB4Y-1s beginning in 1944 and all saw service through 1947. These were B-24s modified for reconnaissance duties. The Coast Guard acquired these venerable aircraft to help fill the rapidly expanding search and rescue effort during and immediately after World War II. Their extremely long-range and overall reliability made them an outstanding platform for extended searches far offshore. At least one of these aircraft were used by the Coast Guard's International Ice Patrol in the spring and fall of 1946.
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