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English: "Hell Cat" Lockheed/Vega B-17F-35-VE Flying Fortress s/n 42-5910, of 365th BS, 305th BG, 8th AF.
This aircraft was originally assigned to the 326th BS, 92nd BG and named "Ruthie". She was badly shot up by fighters on the July 4,1943 mission to Nantes but managed to make it back to Alconbury. After being repaired she was transfered to the 305th BG and renamed "Hell Cat". Ran out of fuel and crashlanded at Hawkinge,England on September 15,1943. Scrapped two days later. Photo taken at: RAF Chelveston (AAF-105), England |
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| Author | United States Army Air Forces | |||
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