| The Liberator By Alex Kershaw An officer and his unit experience the full scope of the Second World War. |
| He has been referenced in television, film, and music, sometimes simply as a cultural flashpoint, other times as a Liberator. |
| Trying to save his crew and himself he guided the Liberator as it crashed through trees and impacted the ground on an almost even keel. |
| By late 1945, when I was transferred to the North Atlantic route, the Liberator had elementary heating and two rows of seats with a central gangway, but still no steward. |
| As a Liberator and benefactor of mankind, he has no peer in all human history. |
| Her feelings and opinions, with regard to the Liberator, were those of her family. |
