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Baffins amongst other aircraft at the Royal New Zealand Air Force Technical Training School, Rongotai, circa 1940 the net
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I see a Vickers Vincent (or possibly Wildebeeste?), an Airspeed Oxford, a Hawker Hart (or Hind), a De Havilland Tiger Moth, and a Hawker Tomtit. Is the dismantled aircraft on the left edge of the photo a Baffin? Not sure.
 
Told ya' the B-17 won the war.
"B24 has entered the chat"
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B-17E 41-2428 "Ole Shasta" was a veteran of the Battle of Midway, and was camouflaged in the multi-colored segmented scheme at the Hawaiian Air Depot the net
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With a little help. B-24J Liberator 8AF 467BG788BS X7F bomb Landshut 16th April 1945 the net
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With a little help. B-24J Liberator 8AF 467BG788BS X7F bomb Landshut 16th April 1945 the net
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Effectively 6 more missions left till 8th AF operations ended on April 25th.
 
August 19, 1945: B-17F serial 42-6089 takes a dip into the L. A. River after engine failure during takeoff at Burbank. This plane never saw combat; it flew training missions from Biggs Field near El Paso, TX. All crew members survived with minor injuries.


Details:
Manufacturer: Lockheed/Vega
Production-Block: B-17F-45-VE: 42-6030 to 42-6104
Delivered Long Beach 17/7/43;
Cheyenne 21/7/43; 242
Grand Isle 17/10/44; 224 BU
Sioux City 28/10/44; 235 BU
Biggs 15/5/45; 441 BU
Metropolitan 31/8/45;
Recl Comp 25/10/45.

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US Naval Air Station, Saint-Louis.

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Any more photos of this facility???
 

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