tsmckenney
Mick
Thank you for sharing Bruce. Very, very cool.
Some of the questions in this thread... Wow (really?).
Some of the questions in this thread... Wow (really?).
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Got my ride
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NullSmurf
Das Bruce
souldog
OG Post-Whorer since 2008 bitches...
Nothing like seeing a salty old bastard enjoying hisself. Good times Bruce, glad something made you happy!
Devil Doc
When Death smiles, Corpsmen smile back
How in hell did you get your fat but in the tail gunners seat?
Doc.
Doc.
NullSmurf
Das Bruce
Its surprisingly roomy for a gun turret. Even a Chief would fit.
Devil Doc
When Death smiles, Corpsmen smile back
DesertRat
Perpetual Newbie
Excellent! That had to be fun. We get a B-17 come through here once a year but I've never gone up in it yet. I might get a chance next month when it returns.
I did take a spin in this not long ago.
I did take a spin in this not long ago.
Pugman1943
Well-Known Member
That plane has so much history it is chilling to think about it. You have to have been like a kid in a candy shop. How great for you. Enjoy the fine memories.
Ed
Ed
gtadroptop
You can't make this stuff up
Once again - AWESOME!!! I would love to see more video.
Just the sense of history had to be overwhelming. Do you know the background of that plane? When was it built? What (if any) theater did it serve in? How many bombing runs?
Just the sense of history had to be overwhelming. Do you know the background of that plane? When was it built? What (if any) theater did it serve in? How many bombing runs?
NullSmurf
Das Bruce
She never left the continent. The biggest reason she survived at all is that she was taken by an aviation vendor as a test platform for avionics. She was sold to a "farmer" in the early 50's where she sat derelict for 20+ years.
