WW2 Icon: Inside the B-25 Mitchell "In The Mood" with Historian Gene Pfeffer Join History's Greatest Aircraft as we take you inside a true World War II legend: the B-25 Mitchell bomber known as "In The Mood." Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/QNn3ITzF9QE We traveled to the incredible National Museum of World War II Aviation in Colorado Springs to sit down with resident historian, Gene Pfeffer. In this exclusive interview, Gene walks us through every detail of this iconic aircraft, shar

Part 2! Step inside history with a close-up look at the B-25J Mitchell’s Bendix Upper Gun Turret. This marvel of WWII engineering gave the crew 360° protection and remains one of the most iconic features of the Mitchell bomber. 🔧 Our team has fully restored this turret, and we’re proud to share its story with you—one piece of history preserved for future generations. #WWII #B25Mitchell #LivingHistory #Warbirds #RestorationInAction #WarbirdRestoration #warbirdsofglory #SandbarMitchell #SavingSan

The Sound of History: B-25 Mitchell in motion at the National Museum Of World War II Aviation. In 1939, the U.S. Army Air Corps ordered a new class of “medium” bomber: a twin-engine plane capable of flying 300 mph, carrying a 3,000-pound bomb load, and reaching a 2,000-mile range. Four aircraft manufacturers submitted designs. The Army selected both Martin's B-26 and North American's B-25. North American Aviation called the bomber "Billy Mitchell" in honor of the controversial general who strong