The wreckage of another U.S. Air Force B-24 bomber was found in Papua New Guinea in 2018, 74 years after it was shot down during a fierce battle with Japanese forces.

The crew of “Heaven Can Wait,” a B-24 D-1 bomber, was on a mission to bomb Japanese anti-aircraft batteries around Hansa Bay on the north coast of Papua New Guinea when it was shot down on ...

A B-24 bomber sent on a mission in 1943, it vanished and wasn’t found until 15 years later. In this video, we explore the events surrounding its vanishing and the mystery that followed.

It was March 11, 1944 when the aircraft called "Heaven Can Wait," carrying 11 crew members went on a mission in their B-24 Bomber during World War II.

CUTLINES Val Miller talks about The Tulsamerican B-24 bomber, which has been found decades after its crash in December 1944 off the coast of Croatia.

The forward fuselage of a B-24 bomber, nicknamed “Heaven Can Wait,” resting in Hansa Bay off the shores of Papua New Guinea. Researchers announced the discovery on May 22.

During World War II, Tulsa had a Douglas Aircraft assembly plant, making B-24 bombers. The last one off the line flew just 19 missions - before it was lost. But now, the "TulsAmerican" has been found.

GEORGETOWN, Texas — The American B-24 bomber named "Heaven Can Wait" was shot down off the coast of New Guinea in March of 1944. All 11 servicemen aboard were killed. Those 11 men have been ...

The discovery was made last week at the site of the crash of The Tulsamerican, the last B-24 Liberator bomber built in Tulsa, Oklahoma, near the end of World War II, according to Croatia's state TV.

Val Miller talks about The Tulsamerican B-24 bomber, which has been found decades after its crash in December 1944 off the coast of Croatia. Miller served aboard the plane during World War II.