B-17G — Return To Glory

John A. Weeks III Monday, September 20, 2021, 9:53:43 PM CDT

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B-17G Flying Fortress
March Field Museum
Riverside, CA

B-17

B-17G Return To Glory on display at the March Field Museum on the grounds of March Air Force Base in Riverside, California. The museum is open to the public. One can enter the museum from Interstate highway I-215 without the need for a base visitor pass.

The two photos above are from February, 2011, while the image below is a scan of a poor snapshot taken in October, 1999.