B-17F Tail #124523. Note 1942-43 USAAC simple roundel. This airplane, "Li'l Audrey/Snooks," of the 91st Bomb Group, collided with another B-17 over the English Channel on Aug 31 1943. MACR 563. 10 KIA.
More at 323rd website.
B-17G Flying Fortress Tail #238091 flying over water; Note 1943 red-border USAAF roundel on left wing.
This airpane, serial #42-38091, was built by Douglas at Long Beach, California, block B-17G-30-DL.
B-17 in flight over town and farmland. Note unusual white-bordered (or possibly yellow-bordered) roundel.
B-17 Engine Change Six engines being serviced in foreground. The L-triangle tail marking identifies the 381st Bomb Group of the Eighth Air Force. The 381st was based at Ridgewell Airfield in Essex.
B-17G of the 384th BG 546th Squadron, indicated by the Triangle-P tail marking and BKJ fuselage marking. Serial #44-6882, "Boomerang."
More at the 384th BG site.
Boeing B-17F flying over airfield. Tail #1-24639, "Careful Virgin" of the 323rd Bomb Group, 91st BG.
Later used in Aphrodite mission. Launched against V-1 site at Pas-de-Calais, but impacted short of target.
B-17E , Alabama Exterminator II, on ground, clouds behind. Tail #1-9022. Assigned to 97th BG, crashed in Greenland Jun 27, 1942.
B-24E Liberator. Tail #1-28411 identifies this as a Douglas-Tulsa aircraft, Block B-24E-1-DT.
B-24 Maintenance at Laredo airfield, Texas, 1944.
B-29 Superfortress Tail #2-24638 identifies this as a Block B-29-40-BW, probably assigned to 497th, 498th, or 497th BG.
XB-15 Super Flying Fortress
B-29s in flight over desert
group of people by B-29 Superfortress, mountains in background
XB-36 Compared to B-29
Consolidated Vulteee XB-36. Serial #42-13570 identifies this aircraft, as it was the first (and only) XB-36; it was completed at the Consolidated Fort Worth factory in late 1945. The airframe was converted to YB-36A in 1948.
B-36, crews, and vehicles lined up for inspection.
First Photo of Douglas B-19
B-32 Dominator
XB-15
Super Flying Fortress
B-15 Lands in Panama
B-19 Landing
XB-19 Soars over the Clouds