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The men on the ground are especially important to the Air Force in bad weather. These Air Force sergeants, highly trained technically, are guiding in F-86 Sabrejets and F-94 All- Weather jets that protect the Atlantic Coast cities. During World War II, the Army Air Force dropped nearly three million tons of bombs on the enemy and destroyed more than fifteen thousand enemy planes.


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