Granted, a bicycle won’t help you here unless you are very brave and perhaps a little warped. But, for a B-17 Guy or Gal, it

There was a time in the post-war period when the Navy was desperateto get its hands on B-17s…any B-17s anywhere…making it desperate enough to come

At the conclusion of World War II, the U.S. was the dominant air power, by far, over the rest of world’s military forces. That diminished

For the U.S. military, the Boeing B-17s was primarily operated by the Army Air Forces during World War II. A sizeable number of B-17s continued

In an obscure little corner of the B-17 story are the B-17s used by the air arm of the Dominican Republic in the late 1940s

The B-17 soldiered on with the Army Air Forces and, later, United States Air Force (USAF) after World War II ended in 1945. Though immediately

Looking back at some information I posted a few years ago on a B-17 News Page at the aerovintage webiste, I found this tidbit that

Way back in July 2015, I posted an image on my Aero Vintage B-17 News page sent in to me by noted author Steve Birdsall