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Re: B-17 Aluminum Overcast – Credit where credit is due

Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:35 pm

Tulio wrote:I recall reading a long time ago, that on B-17s the nose gunner moved teatwatds [EDITED: MUST say rearwards. This =#$* spell checker has its preferences : ) ] into the fuselage, from his pisition in case of an accident.

Was this the case?

Saludos,


Tulio


Would you want to be the first one to the scene of a accident ? If I was the bombardier or navigator, I would be hauling butt to as far back into the fuselage as I could go, Let the pilots get to the accident scene first.
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