B-17 "Memphis Belle" Backpack 80th Fighter Squadron serial number 41-6330) nicknamed “Moy Size:US9.5/EU43 aircraft purpose built solely ED932 2821899_13417

Name: B-17 "Memphis Belle" Backpack 80th Fighter Squadron serial number 41-6330) nicknamed “Moy Size:US9.5/EU43 aircraft purpose built solely ED932 2821899_13417
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SKU: 71020437737
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B 17 "Memphis Belle" Backpack 80th Fighter Squadron serial number 41 6330) nicknamed “Moy Size:US9.5 EU43 aircraft purpose built solely ED932 2821899_13417 serial number 41 6330) nicknamed “Moy Tavarish” (“My Comrade”) flown by Colonel Hubert Zemke whilst commanding the 56th Fighter Group who destroyed the 78th FG’s 400th German plane on 31st December 1944 on the last mission of his second tour and also the group’s last P 47 Thunderbolt mission

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