Tail Gunner by junge1
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Description
Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress 'Sentimental Journey' tail gunner. Picture taken on the Luke AFB flight line on 14 March 2014,
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Comments (22)
Not a job I would put my hand up for!
The reflections are so detailed, I thought this was a 3D render! Needless to say, I'm really impressed with your ability to frame an image this well, and capture all those great reflections. BRAVO!
Excellent photoshot my friend.
great shot erland
Fantastic captured! Excellent!
They sure have it looking great from front or the rear.. Nice capture!!
I always knew Clouds taste metalic. Truly AWESOME ZooooM !!!
Remember this from old movies
Cool shot!!!!!! Definitely a lot of well maintained plane there......
hehe, not a cosy place, i prefer the other end;-) superb picture!
Well done. A great shot - hard to imagine what it must have been like filling this position with swarms of enemy fighters doing their best to shoot you.
Those are some awesome photos!
Wow! Awesome plane.
Cool!!...Cheyenne turret close up, cheers!!... still amazed at the polish finish!
Again, a nightmare from my youth... can you imagine the adrenalin that must have pumped through the body of the man who sat in this plexiglass crypt? Wow
Great image! I love the angle of your shot.
Wonderful shot!
Another beautiful machine. Excelently captured.
Superb Sig. I had a chance to climb all through Sentimental Journey in 1993 when she came to the Army Airfield at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. So here we are 21 years later and she is still out and about...isn't that great!
beautiful plane and capture
Exceptional capture! great details and reflections! :)
This is a great shot Sig - a much bigger space for the tail gunner than in the early models!