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B-17D Flying Fortresss Outside Boeing Factory
The Boeing B-17D Flying Fortress was the first Fortress to utilize self-healing fuel tanks, more armor protection and increased armament dictated by experiences of the RAF fighting in Germany. The B-17D also had larger engines equipped with cowl-flaps which permitted better cooling in fast climbs. Airplanes of this type were used in early fighting against the Japanese in the Pacific.
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