![]() Short wait to tour the Nine O Nine |
![]() View out the nose of the B-17 Flying Fortress |
![]() Navigator and Bombardier man the machine guns . . . |
![]() . . . when not plotting the course or dropping bombs |
![]() Flying Fortress cockpit |
![]() Looks alot like the left side |
![]() View out the pilots window |
![]() Forward view from top turret gunner position |
![]() View of starboard wing and engines from top turret |
![]() Nice glare viewing the tail between the machine guns |
![]() Entering the bomb bay area |
![]() Hand crank for bay doors or landing gear |
![]() Only skinny boys run through the bomb bay area |
![]() Former skinny boy plays with his knobs |
![]() Starboard side beyond the bomb bay area |
![]() Top glass removed for better view from top of aircraft |
![]() Much clearer view of tail from the moon roof |
![]() View of starboard wing and of L-39 warming up |
![]() Andy shoots down a Me-262 beyond the ball turret |
![]() Better the front line than a Ball Turret Gunner |
![]() View out the port waist gunner window |
![]() Exit hatch and storage area at the tail gunner spot |
![]() Andy investigates the ball turret position |
![]() Tail gunner's position looks rather tight |
![]() If you can't see thru the window, look thru the gun |
![]() Top glass panel removed visible from the back |
![]() It's a worker not a visitor climbing out the window |
![]() I get my own close up view of the ball turret |
![]() Looking up the open bomb bay doors |
![]() Front machine guns and a busy worker polishes |
![]() The tour line continues through the bomber |
![]() Andy needs only $400 to fly his first mission |