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PostPosted: Thu Sep 26, 2019 12:59 am 
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Here are some pics from the last couple days when Texas Raiders B-17 was in Colorado.

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Thanks for posting.

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Fantastic photos. Thanks for sharing.

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Love the photos!! :drink3: :drink3:

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Very nice. Great timing on the startup shot!

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The 381st BG 533rd Sqdn that carried VP fuselage an X tail was that of the B-17 named "Princess Pat"

It has a special meaning to me in that it was the first B-17 that my cousin flew a combat mission. He would go on to complete 35 missions as a RO ..

Years ago, I did a number of embroidery items including the nose art of the Texas Raiders 17

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The 381st BG 533rd Sqdn that carried VP fuselage an X tail was that of the B-17 named "Princess Pat"

It has a special meaning to me in that it was the first B-17 that my cousin flew a combat mission. He would go on to complete 35 missions as a RO ..

Years ago, I did a number of embroidery items including the nose art of the Texas Raiders 17

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