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Yep, attacking trains from a 90-degree angle was way more common.

I once met a P-51 jock who was attacking a train that, much later, they found was loaded with V-2 warheads. He had climbed out after lighting up the locomotive and suddenly his plane was being tossed end-over-end. Once he formed up with the survivors, they realized one had hit something huge. That plane was utterly vaporized, and two others blasted into pieces. It was only after a recon plane happened to get photos of the site the next day they saw the size of the crater and figured out what must have been on board.

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