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The 5,000th B-17 built after Pearl Harbor carried the signatures of all the people who built her. She rolled out with great ceremony at Boeing Plant 2 in Seattle, Wash., surrounded by her builders. riveters and designers.
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BI23654
Boeing ID
p4843
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5996px × 4448px 25MB
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