42-29815 Miami Clipper - American Air Museum
Nicknames: Miami Clipper; Aircraft Type: B-17 Flying Fortress; Production block number: B17F-75-na; Manufacturer: Boeing; Markings & paint scheme: Nose art painted by Tony Starcer On the Miami clipper there was originally a different crew, until they were sent home because of a three death mission. The nose art consisted of a bikini girl and ...
B-17 Flying Fortress B-17 42-29815 / Miami Clipper
B-17 42-29815 / Miami Clipper. Delivered Denver 22/2/43; Gore 9/3/43; Duncan 31/3/43; Assigned 367BS/306BG [GY-N] Thurleigh 20/4/43; transferred 322BS/91BG [LG-P] Bassingbourn 11/9/43; AFSC 7/4/44; Returned to the USA Amarillo 16/4/44; Reconstruction Finance Corporation (sold for scrap metal in USA) Walnut Ridge 9/1/46; MIAMI CLIPPER. ...
Tony Starcer - Nose Artist - 91st BG
Corporal Tony Starcer painted B-17 nose art for the 91st BG. Additional Nose Artists of the 91st BG. Charles Busa. Jack Gaffney. David Hettema. Below - Starcer Painting "Little Patches" List of Starcer painted aircraft in alphabetical order (Highlighted names are links to …
B-17F of the 91st Bomb Group – Nose Art repainted
Jul 9, 2021 · I would like to suggest that this B-17 is Miami Clipper. She was originally assigned to the 306th Bomb Group with the name Jackie Ellen. http://www.americanairmuseum.com/media/45701.
Asisbiz 91st Bombardment Group historical photographs and images
Aug 17, 2023 · Photo description: Capt. Albert W. Burton And Crew Of The 322Nd Bomb Sq., 91St Bomb Group, 8Th Air Force, In Front Of A Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortress" 'Miami Clipper'.
Miami Clipper - 91st Bomb Group (H)
Miami Clipper. 322nd Squadron. Capt. Burton's Crew. Perdido Serial # 42-29815 LG P. Back Row - Left to Right. M/Sgt. Matthew D. Fronko, Engineer; T/Sgt. W. Pridgon ...
UNITED STATES EIGHTH AIR FORCE IN BRITAIN, 1942-1945
A B-17 Flying Fortress (LG-P, serial number 42-29815) nicknamed "Miami Clipper" of the 91st Bomb Group lands at Bassingbourn, 1943. Image by William D "Bill" Pulliam, 91st Bomb Group. Written on slide casing: 'Miami Clipper landing, 1943.'
B-17F 42-29815, LG-P, Miami Clipper..... - ww2aircraft.net
Aug 21, 2006 · B-17F 42-29815, LG-P, Miami Clipper..... Thread starter Lucky13; ... lined walls, so no frames showing there. As for the cockpit, b*gg*er all can be seen apart from the seats and part of the panel, and maybe the base of the top turret and that area. With the radio room upper hatch open, some stuff can be seen, but not much, and of course, if ...
B-17: Miami Clipper – The Aviator Gift Company - av8rgifts.com
This B-17 completed its last mission on 23 March, 1944, after which it was flown back to the states EACH PANEL IS HAND PAINTED AND MADE TO ORDER. PLEASE EXPECT A DELAY IN DELIVERY!
B-17F Miami Clipper - 1/72 B-17 Hasegawa - iModeler
This B-17 completed 28 missions with no crew members killed, only two were wounded. The Miami Clipper completed its last mission in March of 1944 and then was returned to the USA. It was scrapped in January 1946. This model was a new tool release by Hasegawa in 1976.