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Hi guys

A friend of mine writes a book in memory of B-17 (42-97338 "The Tarheel Lemon") crew who land in Jan 1945 near his home, he looks for photos of B-17 to publish in his book, photos of inside of preserved B-17s or Walk Around... (Thunderbird? Yankee Lady? Texas Raider? chukie?)

He would like to publish this pics on his Book

I come to ask you to help him (He don't speak English)

Cheers,

Cédric

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Hope these can be of use .... Source (U.S. Air Force Photos) National Archives.


6 July 44 mission to Cauchies d'Ecques (France) Wierney's crew was flying aboard the B-17 42-97338 N8-C "The Tarheel Lemon"
· 2Lt Ernest J. Brass (navigator)
· 2Lt Joseph Wierney (pilot)
· 2Lt Clifford Donahue (bombardier)
· 2Lt Ray Gainey (copilot)
· T/Sgt James Wolf (radio)
· S/Sgt Richard Jessop (tail gunner)
· T/Sgt James Burk (engineer)
· S/Sgt Stacey Morris (ball turret gunner)
· S/Sgt John Srader (waist gunner)



Crew Of The 398th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force B-17 42-97338 N8-C "The Tarheel Lemon" At Their Base In England, 16 August 1944.
· S/Sgt Colvin (togglier)
· 2Lt Wurth (copilot)
· 1Lt Farnsworth (pilot)
· 2Lt Upmeier (navigator)
· S/Sgt Augustine (waist gunner)
· S/Sgt Arnold (ball turret gunner)
· S/Sgt Cohen (tail gunner)
· T/Sgt Jacobs (radio)
· T/Sgt Bailey (engineer)

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Cédric, feel free to contact me at lritger -at- yahoo -dot- com, I'll be happy to help with photos of Chuckie. Let's find out what he needs (how many photos, what size (in inches or mm), what resolution (300 dpi?), what areas of the aircraft, etc.

I look forward to hearing from you!

Best regards,

Lynn

Thanks for the answers... but there is no problems to publish USAF photos on a book?

Lynn, I send you an email I think 3000*2000 could be better for a print

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No problem if you source them to (U.S. Air Force Photo) U.S. National Archives

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Lynn, I'm not sure than my email comes to you, here is my mail:

f3v -at- hotmail.fr

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B-17s of the French IGN in French
B-17s of the French IGN in English
IGN Fortresses on Facebook
Half Pint: the real story of the Pink Lady

hello
I am the person who searches for pictures and items on The Tarheel lemon F3V which you speak.
The book I want to make traces the history of the bomber's first mission to the last.
I wanted to decorate my texts with images from the site FOLD 3, with crews photos.
Unfortunately for more than a year I try to contact them for permission, with different messages, but I get no response.
I do not want to be accused of usurping the rights to the image, or copy, my only goal is to pay tribute to veterans.
Your help on this would be welcome.
Thank you for the two pictures of the aircraft
thank you
jocelyn

You are allowed to publish the pictures from FOLD3, they are free to the public. As Mark stated, just credit them as (U.S. Air Force Photo) U.S. National Archives.

thank you for this good news F3V had already told me that I could do that, but Joe told me Baugter FOLD 3 does not give agreement images, set apart for use personnelle.Et in my case I want sell the book, so I do not know what to do