Hi all,
I need some pictures of the B-17E (MkII Fortress) in service with the RAF. I think they were used as coastal patrol bombers, as the MkI Fortress failed miserably as an RAF daylight bomber. Any help is much appreciated!
I am trying to compile as many pictures as I can of the 512 B-17E's that were built by Boeing during WWII. Early B-17E models had flat nose cone and no chin turret. The photo album of this website has been a tremendous resource.
If anyone has any pictures of B-17E's out of books or magazines...
Bob,
I cannot see the pictures of your bombsight. The B-17 was equipped with the Nordon bombsight.....an extremely complex mechanical computer for that day and age. I think you would know if you had one or not. Here is a picture for reference. As far as I know, every B-17 made was equipped...
I think "OOST VLAANDEREN" boy wishes to death that it was a -262 that did this. You need to get f-ing real with yourself man. The plane doesn't even have any turrets. Also identifying the plane as "B-17 N" doesn't make you look like that much of an expert. Sheesh.....:rolleyes: