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Mark and Kim Smith
March 19th 04, 07:29 AM
Anyone know where can be found a decent pic of the nose art of Hell's
Angel?? TIA
WalterM140
March 19th 04, 10:00 AM
>Anyone know where can be found a decent pic of the nose art of Hell's
>Angel?? TIA
Hell's Angels #41-24577
B-17F 358BS (VK-D)
Go to the 303rd BG website. They have a whole section just on nose art. The
nose art on "Hell's Angels" evolved, and you can see several different pics on
the 303rd site.
http://www.303rdbga.com/index.shtml
There was at least one other Fortress named "Hell's Angels", but I disremember
the unit.
Walt
Mark and Kim Smith
March 19th 04, 05:01 PM
WalterM140 wrote:
>>Anyone know where can be found a decent pic of the nose art of Hell's
>>Angel?? TIA
>>
>>
>
>Hell's Angels #41-24577
>B-17F 358BS (VK-D)
>
>Go to the 303rd BG website. They have a whole section just on nose art. The
>nose art on "Hell's Angels" evolved, and you can see several different pics on
>the 303rd site.
>
>http://www.303rdbga.com/index.shtml
>
>There was at least one other Fortress named "Hell's Angels", but I disremember
>the unit.
>
>Walt
>
That hit the spot! Thanks Walt!
WalterM140
March 20th 04, 05:40 PM
>>There was at least one other Fortress named "Hell's Angels", but I
>disremember
>>the unit.
>>
>>Walt
>>
>
>That hit the spot! Thanks Walt!
You're quite welcome.
You can still get a Minicraft/Hasegawa model in 1/72 scale of "Hell's Angels."
Hells Angels flew 25 raids at the worst time of the campaign and was never hit
by a bullet.
The 303rd BG was something of an elite unit. IIRC, 25 of the 36 original crews
fihished their tours successfully.
Walt
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