A P-47 Thunderbolt of the 86th Fighter Group releases its bombs over an enemy target. Printed caption on reverse: '72298 AC- "Rover Joe"- a ground air tactical method used for Mediterranean Allied Air Forces to coordinate fighter-bombers and infantry action in the mountain approached, "Rover Joes" (usually former pilots) spot enemy targets and by radio, relay locations to MAAF fighter-bombers who knock them out. Here, the flight leader or four Thunderbombers releases his bombs on another of "Rover Joes" targets. Up on his mountain peak operation, "Rover Joe" observes and then makes a record of the success of the attack. Bologna, Italy 1 Dec 1944. US Air Force photo.'