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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Cockpit of the B-17. DSC08666-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): DSC08709-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Front view of the Texas Raiders B-17. DSC08714-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Nose area and chin turret of the B-17. DSC08719-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): One of the four Wright Cyclone Radial Piston Engines. DSC08725-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): The Namesake Artwork. DSC08745-01a
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Front left 3/4 view. DSC08763-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Front nose. DSC08769-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): B-17 mid section with bomb bay doors open. DSC08777-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): DSC08779-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Top gun turret on the Flying Fortress. DSC08783-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Aft gun turret on this Flying Fortress. DSC08793-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Radial engines are notorious for their oil leaks. DSC08825-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Engine stagger...DSC08839-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): DSC08843-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Here's a good comparison of the B-17 with a modern day B-737 passenger jet. DSC08955-01
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James Frazier (Nashville TN): Wing flaps down, flaring out for touch down. DSC08991-01