Boeing (Vega) B-17G 44-85774 the H-19 featured a distinctive

the H-19 featured a distinctive nose-mounted piston engine — in this case a Pratt & Whitney R-1340 Wasp radial — which freed the fuselage for an unobstructed cabin capable of carrying up to ten passengers or equivalent cargo

together offering two of the most visually dramatic heritage schemes ever applied to the Warthog

served cold to Japanese night raiders who thought they owned the skies after sunset

and forward air control roles in direct support of Marine ground forces — a mission at the heart of the Corps' integrated air-ground combat doctrine

This is a 1/400 scale photo-realistic ground mat for a Model of the Monterey California Regional Airport (KMRY)

Boeing (Vega) B-17G 44-85774 the H-19 featured a distinctiveThese are 1 72 scale decals for Boeing (Vega) B 17G 44 85774, serving postwar with the 4136th Base Unit, Tinker Field, Oklahoma City, United States Air Force. By the late 1940s, surviving B 17Gs had transitioned from frontline combat bombers to a variety of support, training, and administrative roles under the newly independent USAF. Tinker Field now Tinker Air Force Base was a major Air Materiel Command depot, and B 17s assigned to base units there