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[[image]] What it takes to train a bombardier! [[image]] 15,130 Gallons' Gas + [[image]] 100 Bombs for Bombing Runs + [[image]] 265 Hours' Flight Training + [[image]] 1814 Hours' Ground School This tremendous investment in time and materials in necessary to turn an airman into a skilled bombardier! But costly as it seems, it's a bargain compared to what it would be without radar training devices that ground-train aircraft observers. These devices simulate actual flight conditions and enable Air Force personnel to learn to hit the target... before they ever leave the ground! These new electronic trainers not only do a better job of training much more quickly, but effect tremendous savings in fuel, personnel, airplane maintenance, practice ammunition and bombs. The Electronics Division of American Machine & Foundry Company, working closely with the Air Force through its various Commands, derives great satisfaction from the part it plays in keeping our Air Force the best-trained in the world. AMERICAN MACHINE & FOUNDRY COMPANY Executive Offices, 511 Fifth Avenue, New York, 17, N.Y. AMF does it better-automatically! [[image]] CREATORS AND PRODUCERS OF ELECTRONIC AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT FOR THE ARMED SERVICES : Radar antennae and drive nuts • automatic loaders for Army and Navy weapons • elevating and azimuth mechanisms • cooling fans for Army tanks • airplane parts • mobile ovens • electronic training devices • naval ordinance • rolled and welded steel products • shell components • silver-zinc batteries • special military projects Be Sure to See the AMF Exhibit-Space 182, Hanger No. 1 64 OFFICIAL PROGRAM and LOG