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Boeing workers designed and launched the B-17 Flying Fortress for the U.S. Army in just 12 months. In World War II the B-17 bomber was known for bringing its crew home safely even when it was damaged. Boeing delivered more than 12,000 B-17s during the war. That number includes 3,000 built by Douglas.
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BI219510
Boeing ID
hs24c
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3050px × 1935px 16MB
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Keywords
1930s
airplanes
ammunition/weapons systems
bombers
brown
close-ups
cutaway views
fuselages
green
historic production status
illustrations
military
monoplanes
nobody
passenger cabins
payload systems
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propeller planes
rear compartments
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