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Note that the bomb mission tally marks are on the Navigator's side.<br/>

...lat-top cockpit. The cockpit had a single hatch that opened forward on the Navigator's side. The first iteration of the cockpit also had large window frames tha ...early shows the pilot's side. The pilot's window frame is shorter than the navigator's, but it is now completely free of support bars and offers an unobstructed

*Type: Navigator [[Category:Navigator]]

*Cpt. [[R. A. Fontaine]] - Navigator

*Lt. [[G. G. Johnson]] - Navigator

*Lt. [[R. E. Enman]] - Navigator

Cpt. [[Robert Lee Sholl]] - Navigator - KIA ...se atop the plane at Nakhon Phanom AB. Note the truck kills painted on the Navigator side of the plane. <br>

*Lt. [[A. S. Calloway]] - Navigator

...lected Lt Col Charles R Meyers as his co-pilot and Lt Otto H Schumacher as navigator. Corporal Howard J Walden joined the crew as radio operator. Navigator: Lt. Otto H. Schumacher<br/>

*Lt [[J. W. Britt]] - Navigator

...ago, our Lead Bombardier, and Lt. Bob Copeland of Seattle, Washington, our Navigator. Target is G... rail yard, a marshalling yard in Germany. ...s hear some of this teamwork between pilot Striker, Bombardier Borris, and Navigator Copeland.

*Type: Navigator 8 July 1969 - Major James E. Sizemore, pilot; and Major Howard V. Andre, Jr., navigator; comprised the crew of an A-26A that departed Nakhon Phanom Airfield in a f

This photo shows the navigator's jumpseat of the above plane during WWII. <br/>

According to Maj. Walt Langford, a fellow 609th pilot and friend of the Navigator, Captain Callanan, the plane crashed during troubleshooting procedures. "He Maj. [[John Vincent Callanan]] - Navigator - KIA

...andard to accommodate a pilot, side-by-side with one crewmember, usually a navigator and a very small jump seat behind the center console. All aircraft control ...ns selection would be commanded by the pilot and selected and armed by the navigator/crewmember on each pass. A napalm pass would require low level approach at

...ge after crashing during low-level applied tactics mission. Pilot killed, navigator bailed but lost leg while exiting the aircraft. <ref name="Baugher">http:// ...with live ammunition. <ref name="Interview">Maurice Bourne B-26B and B-26K Navigator. Vimeo.com/11069761</ref> <ref name="Montgomery>The Montgomery Advertiser (

Joe Connaughton, Navigator/Bombardier, 438th Bombardment Squadron, 319th Bombardment Group

...ng in the Douglas B-26 Invader. Following that training, I, along with my navigator, 2/Lt Wells T. Jackson, arrived at Det-2A on 1 May 1963. When we became co ...flown by Captain John McClean (pilot) and Lieutenant Arthur “Skip” Bedal (navigator) also drew a target in the mountains southwest of Danang and departed at ap

On 22 Aug 67, Maj John C.G. Kerr, (pilot) and Capt Burke H. Morgan, (navigator) were reported missing in action while on a single aircraft operational mis ...67 - Maj John Creighton Gillespie Kerr, (pilot) and Capt Burke H. Morgan, (navigator) were reported missing in action while on a single aircraft operational mis

...he aircraft back to the states by providing 9 crews consisting of a pilot, navigator, and crew chief.'' |Navigator