Posted by wisbaker on October 25, 2014 at 18:01:49 from (173.26.84.185):
In Reply to: OT, B-29 Superfortress posted by Mike(NEOhio) on October 25, 2014 at 14:51:01:
I saw Fifi when they flew her into Oshkosh a few years back. According to EAA another group is resurrecting another B-29 SN 44-69972 named "Doc" in Wichita Kansas, many volunteers are Boeing or former Boeing employees. About the comment on the Lancaster, I'd always heard the B-17 (Flying Fortress) was the best bomber in the air at the start of WWII, to bad we didn't understand how to use them effectively. Although the B-24 carried more farther and at a faster speed it sometimes was a hand full to fly and was kind of ugly it also wasn't around at the start of the war. Me I think the B-52 is the best bomber ever made, those things will be close to 100 years old before they'll be gone. Heck the ones we're flying now are on their 3rd generation of crews. It is possible some young Air Force pilots are flying the same airplane their Grandpa did in the Viet Nam era.
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