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 Post subject: B-24 photo..new
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This is my newest photo to my ever growing collection. Is this B-24 an "A" model? :oops:

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Great shot Nathan! It looks like an "A" model to me. :D

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Looks mighty familiar, huh Gary?

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What?!?! No Ser No. on the tail? :shock:

What gives? :?

Nice picture by the way. :D


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I can't see any specific evidence from the scan, but I wouldn't be surprised if the serial was doctored out (you know "secrecy" and all that jazz... :) )


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Serial numbers were not applied until sometime in early 1942 in many instances. One of the more popular photos of a B-17E during the Pearl Harbor attack shows a bare tail with no serial.

I'm not sure, but I think I have the serial of this particular airplane somewhere at home. When we get power back I'll fire up the computer and see.

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