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Photo ID: 1407524 Views: 6180 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress (299P) Polk City - Worlds Greatest Aircraft Collection (FA08) USA - Florida, September 26, 2008 Remark Photographer N9324Z / 483542/BG-L/B (cn 32183) (exUSAAF 44-83542) now lives her life giving a very good demo of air ops over Europe at Kermit Week's Fantasy of Flight Museum. This is part of a very innovative display that gives the visitor a feel of what it would be like to be on a raid against Nazi Germany complete with wind,temperature,sound,clouds and opening bomb doors. Suresh A. Atapattu Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 0588257 Views: 6988 Aircraft Location & Date Aero Union Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress (299P) Tucson - Davis-Monthan AFB (DMA / KDMA) USA - Arizona, March 1982 Remark Photographer N9324Z (cn 32183) This was a B-17G air tanker (USAAF 44-83542) operated by Aero Union. It crashed in July 1971 near Benson, Arizona. This airplane was used as the basis for the static display at Fantasy of Flight at Polk, Florida. Gary Vincent Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 0333003 Views: 4557 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress (299P) Polk City - Worlds Greatest Aircraft Collection (FA08) USA - Florida, February 2003 Remark Photographer N9324Z (cn 32183) At the Fantasy of Flight Museum. Den Pascoe Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 0009101 Views: 13737 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress (299P) Polk City - Worlds Greatest Aircraft Collection (FA08) USA - Florida, June 24, 1998 Remark Photographer N9324Z / 483542/BG-L/B (cn 32183) "Piccadilly Princess", really 44-83542, a Douglas-built B-17G on walk-through display at Fantasy of Flight Museum. Ex N9324Z. Was a DB-17P before becoming civil. Cockpit Display. Rudolf Fehlhaber Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search

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