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‘Molesworth – Summer of ’44’ – by Keith Hill
B-17 Flying Fortress ‘Old Glory’ of the 303rd Bomb Group lands at RAF Molesworth.
Molesworth- Summer of ’44
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'Molesworth – Summer of '44' – by Keith Hill
B-17 Flying Fortress 'Old Glory' of the 303rd Bomb Group lands at RAF Molesworth.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
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Categories: Aircraft, B-17, Historical, Molesworth, US Bases, USAF WWII
Tags: 303rd BG, B-17, B-17 Flying Fortress, Flying Fortress, Limited Edition Print, Old Glory, RAF Molesworth
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