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Sd.Kfz.234/2 Puma
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Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress 41-2632 "Crock O' Crap" of the 394th Bombardment Squdron – 5th Bomb Group. 13th AF

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Was at Midway Island before the battle. Currently on eBay.
 
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317th Troop Carrier Group, 5th Air Force Boeing B-17E 41-2497

Here is the history of the plane.

2497 delivered Mcdill Jan 26, 1942. Assigned to 19th BG, 30th BS Java Feb 17,1 942, then 7th BG,
transferred to 43rd BG, 30th BS, to 46TCS, 317th TCG. (43rd BG, *Tojo's Nightmare*) crashed on
approach to Horn Island Jan 24, 1943.

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A TBD-1 of VT-6 runs its engine on the deck of USS Enterprise (CV-6) during fleet maneuvers, 1940
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Duchess Daughter of the 303rd Bomb Group after a wheels-up landing at Molesworth, 18 March 1943
Source: usaac-official
I think the date is erroneous. Very doubtful that in March 1943 there was any B-17 NMF with chin turret in service.
 
I think the date is erroneous. Very doubtful that in March 1943 there was any B-17 NMF with chin turret in service.


More than likely 1944.
 
Portugese P-39 Airacobras. These aircraft landed while going from England to North Africa and were interned. Then put back into service in the Portugese air force.

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