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After the Battle of Naseby by Sir John Gilbert
The pilot and co-pilot would sit tandem in a fighter style plexiglass bubble cockpit whereas the navigator/bombadier would sit in the nose behind a transparent nose cone
The King and the Duke by Rod Organ
The Sorpe was attacked again in the small hours of the morning when Flight Sergeant Ken Brown's aircraft
Ruby's Fortress by Stan Stokes. (C) SCN1 After the Battle of NasebySTK0097C. Ruby's Fortress by Stan Stokes. The B 17 Flying Fortress, was one of the most acclaimed aircraft of WW II. It is also one of those uniquely popular warbirds which has attracted more than its fair share of romance and nostalgia over the years. Nearly 13,000 of these aircraft were produced. The origins of the B 17 dates to 1934 when the Boeing company was authorized to build a prototype of a long range, metal, monoplane, medium bomber which