|
(457th Home)
(Planes)
(Back)
(Next)
Updated 12/03/2000, 19:16:47 |
 |
Plane s/n 42-97075, Flak dodger, just at the moment of bomb release. |
 |
Another view of Flak Dodger in flight. |
 |
A view of Lt Brazier's plane showing the starboard wing in flames. This was on a mission to Gelsenkirchen, Germany on Feb 16, 1945. I describe this episode in my story about "FLAK". Six members of the crew died in the ensuing crash....four were POW's |
 |
Another closeup of the nose of "That's My Baby". Someone is polishing it's nose.....not me. |
 |
Another view of 43-38528 "That's My Baby". |
 |
Plane 43-38528 "The Wolf Pack:. This plane survived the war and returned to the USA in Jun 1945. |
|
(457th Home)
(Planes)
(Back)
(Next)
Updated 12/03/2000, 19:16:47 |
