Boeing B-17, in markings of "Memphis Belle", doing flybys at Geneseo, July 2006.
The B-17 in THIS video is B-17G, tail no. 44-83546, owned by the estate of the late David Tallichet, who passed aw...
Boeing B-17, in markings of "Memphis Belle", doing flybys at Geneseo, July 2006.
The B-17 in THIS video is B-17G, tail no. 44-83546, owned by the estate of the late David Tallichet, who passed away in November 2007. Flies as B-17F, tail no. 124485, Memphis Belle Replica.
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This B-17, real serial number 44-83546 first was converted to a CB-17G and then to a VB-17G. It was sold on the civilian market as an aerial tanker registered as N3703G. It WAS restored as a B-17F and was used in 1989 in the movie "Memphis Belle".
B-17G Fuddy Duddy is owned by a General William Lyon (USAF retired), of Southern California. As of a couple of years ago, the aircraft was kept at Martin Aviation at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California.
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