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B-17 part 4

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: 398th Bomb Group, 601st BS B-17G 43-39184 3O-U over Grafenwohr 5 Apil 19r45

: Crashed B-17G 43-38661 3O-P of the 398th BG, 601st Bomb Squadron, 1945

: 95th BG B-17F 42-3123 named “Ron Chee” at unfinished Andrews Field 1943

: B-17s of the 398th BG over Halle 31 March 1945

: 95th Bomb Group, 335th BS B-17G 44-8364 and crew

: Crashed B-17G 43-38661 3O-P of the 398th BG, 601st BS, 1945 2

: B-17G 42-37882 of the 95th BG “A GOODBETT”, Merville France 15 April 1945

: B-17G 42-97317 N7-P of the 398th BG, 603rd Bomb Squadron

: B-17G 42-107078 N7-U “OLE BLOOD-N-GUTS” of the 398th BG, 603rd BS

: B-17G 43-37527 N7-X “THE PROWLER” of the 398th BG, 603rd Bomb Squadron 1944

: B-17s of the 398th BG dropping bombs on target

: 398th Bomb Group B-17s en-route to target

: 398th Bomb Group B-17 N7-P 42-97317 en-route to target 2

: B-17G of the 398th Bomb Group

: B-17F 41-24588 WF-A of the 305th BG, 364th BS named “CARTER AND HIS LITTLE PILLS” 1942/1943

: B-17G JJ-O 44-8129 of 305th BG with radar over Leipzig 6 April 1945 “BANG AWAY LULU”

: B-17F 42-3051 KY-M of the 305th BG, 366th BS during raid on Huls June 1943

: Badly damaged 422nd BS BS, 305th BG’s B-17F 42-29673 JJ-S “Old Bill” and Bruce Bairnsfather 15 May 1943

: 366th BS, 305th Bomb Group crew of B-17 at Chelveston after mission 1943

: Aerial view of B-17s from the 305th BG bombing airfield at Stargard-Klützow (Kluczewo) near Stettin 1944

: B-17F of the 305th Bomb Group “Flyin Hobo” 42-30015 1943 in flight

: 305th BG, 366th BS headed to Villacoublay B-17s left to right 42-30650 KY-D “Dotty”, 41-24592 KY-G “Madame Butterfly”, 42-29952 KY-J “Sizzle” 1943

: B-17G 43-38638 JJ-E of 305th Bomb Group over Leipzig 6 April 1945

: Lt Edwin Little leads his crew from their B-17F “Katy” 42-30807 WF-K of the 305th BG 364th BS 1943

: Flying Fortress 42-30251 Piccadilly Queen after it returned home from a raid with with wounded aboard in the late summer 1943

: Flying Fortress Piccadilly Queen of the 385th Bomb Group, 549th Squadron

: B-17G 42-107031 of the 385th BG, 550th BS after German air raid on Great Ashford 1944

: 385th Bomb Group crew by B-17F Mr Smith in England 1943

: B-17F of the 385th BG named “Sack Time” after Schweinfurt Raid 1943

: Pilot Lt. Kaplan of the 549th BS, 385th seen in front of his B-17 26 July 1943

: Crewmen look at scoreboard on 385th BG’s B-17F 42-5913 Shack Bunny at Great Ashfield airfield in England 1943

: B-17F 42-30197 The Mission Belle of the 385th BG, 549th BS over Europe 1943

: Pilots and Crew Chief check supercharger on B-17 of 548th BS, 385th BG at Great Ashfield 1943

: Pilot William Swope beside 385th BG, 551st BS’s B-17 Belle of the Blue 42-30094 1943

: Lt. John Richey pilot of the 385th BG, 549th BS B-17 Ohio Air Force talks with bombardier Winnerman and squadron commander Maj. Archie Benner 1943

: 385th BG, 549th BS pilot Lt. F. W. Lipe in the cockpit of his B-17F 26 July 1943

: Squadron Commander Daniel Rive talks with gunner Sgt John Leahy of the 385th BG, 549th BS aboard B-17 Vibrant Virgin 1943

: 551st BS, 385th BG B-17F 42-30836 “DRAGON LADY” during raid on Brunswick 10 February 1944

: Damaged B-17F of the 385th BG returns to England 1943

: 324th BS, 91st BG B-17G over Germany en route to targets around Brunswick 30 January 1944. 42-39967 DF-K “MARY KAY”

: B-17G 44-6596 LG-P SWEET DISH of the 91st Bomb Group, 322nd BS

: B-17s of the 91st BG during a Big Week mission to the Messerschmitt factory at Augsburg, 25 February 1944

: B-17G 42-97636 DF-P of the 91st Bomb Group, 324th BS

: Left wing of B-17G LG-W 42-31333 Wee Willie 322nd BS 91st BG falls away after having suffered a direct flak hit over Stendal on April 8 1945

: Fortresses during 91st BG raid on Osnabruck 22 December 1943

: Crewmen of the 91st BG, 401st BS walk from their B-17G 43-37610 LL-A Zootie Cutie 1944

: Crew members of the 324th BS, 91st BG B-17F 42-29921 DF-Z “Oklahoma Okie” putting on their new flak jackets before taking off on a mission 1943

: Fortresses during 91st Bomb Group raid on Oberpfaffenhaffen 18 March 1944

: Flying Fortress 42-5729 WW-G Piccadilly Commando of the 306th BG, 369th BS

: B-17G OR-J of the 91st Bomb Group

: B-17G 42-102509 LL-A The Liberty Run of the 401st BS, 91st BG, 1944

: 91st Bomb Group B-17G landing at base

: Crashed B-17F 42-30037 BK-F of the 384th BG, 546th BS Gouchaupre, France June 1943

: 384th BG B-17 bombers dropping bombs on target

: B-17F 42-5838 SO-P of the 384th BG, 547th BS “MAD MONEY II”

: B-17F 42-30043 SO-V “RUTHLESS” of the 384th BG, 547th BS 1943

: B-17G 43-38673 JD-L of the 384th Bomb Group, 545th BS

: B-17G 43-38673 JD-L of the 384th Bomb Group. Erding, Germany 28 July 1945

: B-17 of 384th BG, tail hit by 20 mm cannon 1943

: B-17G 43-37703 SU-P Tremblin’ Gremlin of 384th BG, 544th BS

: 384th BG B-17 Bombers

: Aircrew of 384th BG, 544th BS in flight gear posed by their B-17

: Damaged B-17G 42-97521 JD-H “The Saint” of 384th Bomb Group, 20 February 1945

: B-17 bombers of the 384th BG over Dresden 1945

: B-17G 42-102933 BK-Q “Queenie” of the 384th BG, 546th BS 1944

: B-17G H8-H 43-37908 “WOLFEL BEAR” of the 486th BG, 835th BS crash Jamoigne Belgium 26 December 1944

: Belly landing of 379th Bomb Group B-17 42-38183 FR-C “Lost Angel”

: Flak Damage to 379th Bomb Group B-17

: 379th BG B-17G 44-8669 with radar over Bremen 30 March 1945

: B-17G 42-97469 FO-I “BUSY BABY” of the 379th Bomb Group, 527th BS

: Damaged tail of B-17G 42-97261 FO-P from 379th BG 15 April 1944

: Damaged B-17G 43-38633 of the 379th BG at Woodbridge January 1945

: Cannon fire battle damage 379th Bomb Group B-17G 20 April 1944

: Battle damage to tail of B-17G 42-31043 LF-L “ELSIE MAE” of the 379th BG, 526th BS 13 September 1944

: Crewmen of the 379th BG, 526th BS B-17 “Bad Penny” 1943

: Interior battle damage on 379th BG B-17, 13 September 1944

: B-17F 42-29524 RD-D “MEAT HOUND” of the 306th BG, 423rd BS 1943

: B-17G 43-37598 RD-X of the 306th BG, 323rd BS “Toggle Tessie” nose art

: B-17G 42-97505 The Dingleberry Kids of the 306th Bomb Group, 423rd BS

: 306th BG crew with B-17 ammo and 2000lb bombs at Thurleigh 1943

: B-17G 43-37715 “LASSIE COME HOME” of the 306th BG, 367th BS

: Bomber B-17G 42-31143 “SATAN’S LADY” of the 306th Bomb Group

: B-17G 42-102557 “ICE COLD KATIE” of the 306th Bomb Group, 369th BS

: British Queen by 306th BG, 367th BS B-17G 42-102547 “ROSE OF YORK”

: Crashed B-17 GY-L of the 306th BG, 367th BS Luneburger Heide 1944

: 368th BS, 306th BG crew with B-17F 41-24487 BO-Q “Eager Beaver” at Thurleigh 1944

: Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson Presents MOH to 306th BG Gunner Maynard Smith

: Bomber B-17G 42-38148 “Mamu” of the 306th Bomb Group, 368th BS

: B-17G 44-6814 CHOO-Z-SUZY of the 306th Bomb Group, 368th BS

: B-17G 43-38765 MILKRUN SPECIAL II of the 306th Bomb Group

: 306th BG Fliers with Sperry Computing Gunsight under B-17 1943

: 306th Bomb Group fliers strap Co-Pilot to Block-Buster bomb

: 452nd Bomb Group, 730th BS Bomber B-17G 44-6165

: 452nd Bomb Group, 729th BS B-17G Bomber 43-39089 dropping bombs

: 452nd BG B-17G over Germany during a Big Week raid 25 February 1944

: 452nd Bomb Group, 730th BS Pathfinder B-17G 44-8015 MZ-U “JOHNNY REB”

: B-17G 42-107091 9Z-D “FORBIDDEN FRUIT” of the 452nd Bomb Group, 728th BS at Rattlesden, May 8, 1944

: 452nd Bomb Group Pair B-17G Pathfinders

: 452nd Bomb Group, 731st BS B-17 “FLAKSTOP” during raid on Berlin 6 March 1944

: 452nd Bomb Group’s ordnance crew prepare bombs for 1945

: Bombs falling from 452nd BG B-17 43-37644 “FEATHER MERCHANT” during the raid over Germany. 24 December 1944

: 452nd Bomb Group, 730th BS B-17G 42-39973 named “INSIDE CURVE”

: 452nd Bomb Group B-17G bombers

: 452nd Bomb Group B-17G 43-39250 tail 1945

: Formation of B-17G of the 381st BG en route to hit targets around Bremen in 44

: Crew poses with their B-17G 44-8916 LN-R. 100th BG, 350th BS England 1945

: 381st Bomb Group B-17 formation in color 4

: Ground crew of 303rd BG, 359th BS with B-17F 41-24603 Green Hornet

: 303rd Bomb Group B-17s lined up ready for take-off

: 100th Bomb Group B-17G 44-8680 LD-X

: 303rd BG, 359th BS crew and B-17F Knockout Dropper 41-24605 BN-R 1943

: 381st Bomb Group B-17 formation in color 3

: Damaged B-17G 43-38852 Humpty Dumpty EP-N of 351st BS, 100th BG

: B-17G 43-38514 and 43-37815 EP-L of the 100th BG, Thorpe Abbotts 1944

: B-17 VK-M and Lt. Lake crew 303rd Bomb Group 11 November 1943

: 100th BG, 349th BS B-17F 42-30035 Torchy crew wearing fezes and holding arabian knives after Messerschmitt factory at Regensberg raid 1943

: Flak damaged B-17G 43-38852 Humpty Dumpty EP-N of 351st BS, 100th BG 3

: AA Jeep and 381st Bomb Group B-17G 42-97238 GD-I “OUR CAPTAIN” Ridgewell, England 1944

: 303rd Bomb Group B-17 engine maintenance October 1943

: B-17G 42-97781 BN-O named Eight Ball III of the 303rd Bomb Group, 359th BS. 2 June 1944

: B-17F 42-29944 GN-E Winning Run aka Buzzing Bronco of the 427th BS, 303rd BG. Crew posing for pictures after a belly landing in an English field near Uckland on September 6, 1943

: B-17G 42-97706 XR-G of the 100th Bomb Group, 349th BS 3

: M6 Bomb Service Truck unloading beside 381st Bomb Group 20 August 1943

: B-17F 41-24605 Knockout Dropper after 50th Mission . 303rd Bomb Group, 359th BS BN-R 1943

: 381st Bomb Group B-17 formation in color 5

: 351st BS, 100th BG B-17G near Thorpe Abbotts England 1944/1945

: B-17G 43-38852 EP-N Humpty Dumpty from 100th Bomb Group in flight

: Formation of B-17G of the 381st BG en route to hit targets around Frankfurt 24 March 1944

: Burned-out B-17G 43-38523 EP-F of the 100th Bomb Group, 351th BS 4 January 1945

: 100th Bomb Group B-17G XR-W 42-97696 “TERRIBLE TERMITE” and 43-38525 LD-A “MISS CONDUCT” over Kiel 1945

: Crew of B-17 “Hell’s Angels” 41-24577 358th BS, 303rd Bomb Group 1944

: 381st BG B-17G formation over the oil plants at Merseburg on 25 November 1944

: Flak damaged B-17G 43-38852 Humpty Dumpty EP-N of 351st BS, 100th BG 4

: 100th Bomb Group en route to Hamburg 30 March 1945

: 303rd Bomb Group, 427th Bomb Squadron B-17G bombers

: 381st Bomb Group B-17 formation in color 2

: Bombers en route to bomb Oschersleben. 42-37875 GN-A Empress of D Street aka Flying Bison of the 303rd BG 427th BS 1944

: Ground personnel of the 303rd BG work on the engines of B-17F 41-24603 The Green Hornet 1943

: Formation of B-17G of the 381st Bomb Group

: B-17F 41-24609 BN-Q Holy Mackeral! of the 303rd Bomb Group, 359th BS

: 381st Bomb Group B-17 formation in color 6

: B-17G 43-38840 XR-H of the 100th Bomb Group, 349th Bomb Squadron

: 303rd Bomb Group,360th BS crew and B-17F 41-24559 Ooold Soljer January 1943

: 381st Bomb Group B-17 formation in color 1

: B-17 42-39997 381st Bomb Group

: 100th BG and 379th Bomb Group B-17s at 8th AF Depot 1944

: B-17G of the 100th Bomb Group 2

B-17 Flying Fortress photo gallery part 4