330-PS-507 (76902AC).  B-29s Revisit Pyongyang.   Bolstered by B-29 units that departed the United States less than five days before, the United States Far East Air Forces made a return call on the yards at Pyongyang on August 7, 1950, and dropped more than 460 tons of bombs.  Photograph reconnaissance airplanes keep a close check on the strategic yards as soon as they look useable, they call on the B-29 boys to take them out again.  Vital supplies for the North Koreans would flow through this rail center were it not for the Superforts strategic bombing program.   (7/14/2015).
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