Warbird Information Exchange

Wonderful photos to be seen.

LINK -- https://imgur.com/a/ivVfY

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When I was young "sex was safe & flying was dangerous".

Those are great. Thanks for the link. A tremendous amount of work was done to every Fort that came thru there. Question: what is the flexible hose as seen inside the nose piece? It looks like vacuum to my real old GE vacuum.

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Ain't no sunshine when she's gone!

A really great set of pics, it makes you think about the quality of work and attention to detail that everyone had to show to get the job done. Great people.

I never realised that the Cheyenne tail turret mod involved cutting the original tailcone, always thought it was fixed at a pre-existing joint. Steady hands...

Pat,

The hose in the nose is a defroster for the bombing window.

9FFD486D-0946-4AAC-A0BA-D06EC4136EDD by tanker622001, on Flickr

Thanks for sharing the link. My maternal grandmother worked for United in Cheyenne working on B-17's during the war.

Great photos! Interesting/sad to read the histories of the tail numbers I could read.

Tom P.