Original U.S. WWII Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress Pratt & Whitney Radial Engine Cylinder Head Housings ERA Nijmegen was bombarded by 12

Nijmegen was bombarded by 12 aircraft of the 446th Bomb Group and 2 aircraft of the 453rd

was installed with nuts and bolts through the riveted vent holes

(Killer) Kane was awarded the Medal of Honor for his leadership

while the troops ahead slowly worked their way through the Bois de Tuilerie and the valley to the east

Underneath this are fragments recovered from the crash site

Original U.S. WWII Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress Pratt & Whitney Radial Engine Cylinder Head Housings ERA Nijmegen was bombarded by 12Original Items: Only One Set Available. This is a set of two WWII Boeing B 17 Flying Fortress Pratt & Whitney Radial Engine Cylinder Head Housings. Each is offered in good condition and show original maker markings, age and wear. Each measures approximately 18" H x 15" W. On July 28, 1935, a four engine plane took off from Boeing Field in south Seattle on its first flight. Rolling out of the Boeing hangar, it was simply known as the Model 299. Seattle