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Cape Town Lens: Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress ‘38635 / N / A’ “Virgin’s Delight” (N3702G)

20 January 2020 by Alan

A Cape Town Castle Military Museum tagged image from photographer – Hawkeye UK as published on Flickr.

Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress ‘38635 / N / A’ “Virgin’s Delight” (N3702G)
Castle Military Museum
Image by Hawkeye UK

c/n 9613.
Full US military serial 43-38635.
Civil registered as N3702G in 1959, this B-17 flew as ‘Tanker E61’ until retired and flown to Castle in 1979.
She remains on display at the Castle Air Museum, Atwater, CA.
4th March 2016


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