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   Map of B-17 crash sites. Crash sites of B-17 bombers. This map includes not only the crashes in World War II, but all the time since the B-17 has been flying. The markings are mainly based on the data in the MACR or the German KU-Report. A special feature are the purple markers. These mean that also the approximate crash site is not known.

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   Douglas. 42-29631 / Unmentionable. 306th Bomb Group. 423rd Bomb Squadron. Lost by enemy aircraft. (17 April 1943) Boeing. 42-29657. 91st Bomb Group.

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   41-24453 / Mizpah – The Bearded Lady aka ...	91st Bomb Group 322nd Bomb Squadron	Lost by enemy aircraft (17 August 1943)	Boeing
   41-24593 / El Lobo	305th Bomb Group 364th Bomb Squadron	Lost by flak/aa-fire Mid-air collision ...	Boeing
   42-102395	447th Bomb Group 711th Bomb Squadron	Lost by enemy aircraft (12 May 1944)	Boeing
   42-102450 / Paisano	95th Bomb Group 96th Bomb Group 336th ...	Mid-air collision (03 March 1945)	Boeing

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4. www.tracesofwar.com › themes › 15Crash Sites Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress - TracesOfWar.com

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   Second World War (1939-1945) Crash Site & Remins B-17F-25-BO "Listen Here Tojo!" 41-24552. Melanesia. Papua New Guinea. Morobe. Hidden Valley. Crash Sites Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress.

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   Crash Site B-17G Flying Fortress 42-31115. Heemskerk - North Holland. Crash Site & Remins B-17F-25-BO "Listen Here Tojo!" 41-24552.

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6. www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk › 2016/03/19 › crash_siteAircraft Crash Sites – Legendary Dartmoor

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   Mar 19, 2016 · A Fairley Battle from RAF Benson in Oxfordshire crashed whilst on a cross-country exercise. Letterbox stamp from site, Okehampton, Nr – 22.08.1941. A Junkers was shot down by a Spitfire from 152 squadron based at RAF Warmwell in Dorset. The plane was on a reconnaissance mission over Filton, one crew member died and three were taken prisoner.

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   Apr 20, 2020 · The automatic camera on another B-17, flying beside or below ‘Wee Willie’, captured the aircraft’s violent final 18 seconds in [the above] three photographs. Shortly before the last of the three, Willie was torn apart by an explosion that ripped right through the fuselage and blew Lt Robert E Fuller clear out of the cockpit.

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   What RAF aircraft crashed in Cornwall?

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9. www.facebook.com › b17flyingfortress › postsThe Map of B-17 crash... - B-17 Flying Fortress Database

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   Aug 9, 2021 · Crash du B17 le 6 mars 1943 à kelivio Ploemeur Bretagne Morbihan après un bombardement sur la base sous marine de Lorient 3 morts, 6 prisonniers, 1 évadé E.Biggs. No forteresse 42.5378.Recherches informations sur cette tragédie et contacts sur la famil …