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Navigator John Allen (Item)

Photographic slide of navigator John W. Allen, U.S. Army Air Forces, in the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'," November 2, 1944.Inscription on slide: "26."Typed caption on accompanying document: "26. Navigator John Allen."

[Servicemen with Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'"] (Item)

Photographic slide of servicemen with the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'," likely taken at RAF Bassingbourn, England, circa 1944. The aircraft's nose art depicts a serviceman busting through a newspaper. Inscription on slide: "52." Typed caption on accompanying document: "52. Crew and plane."

[Window view inside Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'"] (Item)

Photographic slide of window view inside the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'," circa 1944-1945. Antiaircraft fire is visible through the window.Inscription on slide: "74."Typed caption on accompanying document: "74. Flak Box, Target."

[Antiaircraft fire] (Item)

Photographic slide of antiaircraft fire, circa 1944-1945. The image was taken from the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'."Inscription on slide: "75."Typed caption on accompanying document: "75. Flak Box, Target."

[Window view inside Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'"] (Item)

Photographic slide of a window view inside the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'," circa 1944-1945. A white smoke trail from a bomb and dark smoke from antiaircraft fire are visible through the window.Inscription on slide: "81."Typed caption on accompanying document: "81. Smoke marker."

[Smoke from aerial bomb] (Item)

Photographic slide of smoke from an aerial bomb, circa 1944-1945. The image was taken from the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'."Inscription on slide: "82."Typed caption on accompanying document: "82. B-17 in smoke markers."

[Window view inside Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'"] (Item)

Photographic slide of a window view inside the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'," showing the runway at RAF Bassingbourn, England, circa 1944-1945.Inscription on slide: "94."Typed caption on accompanying document: "94. Strip. Kiplings trees."

[View of horizon] (Item)

Photographic slide of the horizon, circa 1944-1945. The image was taken from the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft "Times A-Wastin'."Inscription on slide: "58."

[Ole B. Bennedsen with "Bonnie Lassie" Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress] (Item)

Photograph of pilot Ole B. Bennedsen with "Bonnie Lassie," a Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft of the 487th Bomb Group, U.S. Army Air Forces, circa 1943-1945. The aircraft was named for Bennedsen's daughter.

[Flight crew with crashed Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress "Tangerine" aircraft] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of a flight crew with the crashed "Tangerine," a Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress aircraft, England, April 26, 1944.Part of a disassembled photograph album documenting Donald T. Hayes' service with the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II.