B-24 Liberator in details
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A few more Flight Deck photo's.
These three are of the 'Cosford Liberator' B-24L - 20 -FO - Mk.VIII Serial KN751 / HE807
In April 1985 I was allowed to photograph the interior of the above aircraft which I did extensively. At the time the aircraft was displayed outside at The RAF Museum Cosford.
Photo 1 General view. 2 First pilots position. 3 Second Pilots position.
These three are of the 'Cosford Liberator' B-24L - 20 -FO - Mk.VIII Serial KN751 / HE807
In April 1985 I was allowed to photograph the interior of the above aircraft which I did extensively. At the time the aircraft was displayed outside at The RAF Museum Cosford.
Photo 1 General view. 2 First pilots position. 3 Second Pilots position.
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Nice shots.
I remember seeing it inside at Cosford, with steps up to the outside of the cockpit. It's now at RAFM Hendon.
I remember seeing it inside at Cosford, with steps up to the outside of the cockpit. It's now at RAFM Hendon.
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The picture is of the Catwalk of a B-24 Liberator looking towards the rear turret.
At the bottom it measures 10 inches 25.4cm but as the upright beams forming the bomb racks are splayed out it gives a generous 14 inches 35.5cm at the top.
Imagine traversing this in full flying kit.
At the bottom it measures 10 inches 25.4cm but as the upright beams forming the bomb racks are splayed out it gives a generous 14 inches 35.5cm at the top.
Imagine traversing this in full flying kit.
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