Sold for scrap in 1946. Photo from: National Archives at College Park, Maryland

The photo shows one of the few B-32 Dominators thrown into combat. The aircraft flew its first combat mission with the 386th Bomb Squadron on 13 June 1945. On 28 August it flew a photo recce mission over Tokyo to check if the terms of the Japanese surrender were being observed, including the removal of propellers from Japanese aircraft. Suffering two malfunctioning engines the crew bailed out on the way back to Okinawa. Two men perished and 42-108528 was possibly the last American aircraft lost on an operational mission in World War II. Photo by: Harold Corsini / Historic Pittsburgh

The first Dominator of the B-32-30-CF version. All fourteen B-32-30CFs and B-32-35-CFs were flown straight to Kingman, Arizona and scrapped. Photo from: Lockheed Martin