Does anyone have a photo of 38-219 "Mildred?"

[pokryshkin]

This is a call for help.

Does anyone have a copy of that photo that I BELIEVE appeared either in "Flying Fortress" by Edward Jablonski, or else in "Flying Fortress At War" by Roger A. Freeman, showing B-17B 38-219 "Mildred" based in a field up in Oregon, taken in 1942, possibly alongside "Esmeralda," a B-17E?

IF so, is there any chance you could either publish it here or email me or pm me with it? I need it to illustrate the aircraft's history.

Please advise.

Thanks VERY much!

Sincerely,

Dennis L. "Dan" Katz

PS - can anyone advise WHICH book it appeared in? Thank you!!

[KnockoutDropper]

Here is the best pic I have.

[img][img]http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p250 ... nfiled.jpg[/img][/img]

[pokryshkin]

Thank you VERY much!!! I THINK there may be another photo showing Mildred more clearly but I am not sure.

This makes all the difference in the world!!!

I am in your debt, sir!!

May your EVERY good wish come true-you, and all who love you!!

Gratefully,

Dennis L. "Dan" Katz

[AIR DEPOT]

Do you know if this photo was taken in Oregon? You mentioned that 38-219 was based in Oregon for a while.

[KnockoutDropper]

By the way the chap guarding the plane is dressed, my guess is that it is stateside somewhere.

[pokryshkin]

Gentlemen:

First, Thank you all!!!!

Second, I seem to have goffed!

It's 38-218!!!

Third, I seem to recall the aircraft being at either Milford Oregon, or Ephrata, Washington. Let me look up Freeman's magnum opus for a sec. Milford, Oregon, it IS.

Thank you all yet again!!

With grateful humility,

Dan Katz