362436 (Ron) wrote:
Indeed but the RB-45C served with the 91st
Strategic Reconnaissance
Squadron and saw some action in Korea.

Keith

RB-47 also saw some action over and near USSR,
I believe one was lost.


Ron
Pilot/Wildland Firefighter

Two known RB-47 losses; one off of Kamchatka in 1955 with 3 MIA, and one
off of Kola in July 1960 with 2 KIA, 3 MIA, and two captured but released
25 Jan 61.
Both losses due to MiGs.

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