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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | The '''Boeing B-17 ''Flying Fortress''''' is | + | The '''Boeing B-17 ''Flying Fortress''''' is an American four-engined heavy bomber developed in 1935 for the United States Army Air Corps. The main operators were the United States and Great Britain. |
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=== Rank IV === | === Rank IV === | ||
| − | * {{Specs-Link|b-17e_japan}} - | + | * {{Specs-Link|b-17e_japan}} - <small>Japanese-captured B-17E</small> |
* [[B-17G-60-VE]] | * [[B-17G-60-VE]] | ||
| + | * {{Specs-Link|b-17g_iaf}} - <small>Israeli B-17G</small> | ||
== Media == | == Media == | ||
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{{Youtube-gallery|Zt6JJt5uYgs|'''The Shooting Range #228''' - ''Pages of History'' section at 04:06 discusses the Old 666.}} | {{Youtube-gallery|Zt6JJt5uYgs|'''The Shooting Range #228''' - ''Pages of History'' section at 04:06 discusses the Old 666.}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:38, 4 December 2022
| This page is about the the American B-17 "Flying Fortress" family of bombers. For the Swedish Saab 17 bomber aircraft, see B17 (Family). |
Description
The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress is an American four-engined heavy bomber developed in 1935 for the United States Army Air Corps. The main operators were the United States and Great Britain.
Vehicles
Rank III
Rank IV
- ▅B-17E - Japanese-captured B-17E
- B-17G-60-VE
- B-17G - Israeli B-17G
Media
- Videos
The Shooting Range #228 - Pages of History section at 04:06 discusses the Old 666.
| Boeing Aircraft | |
|---|---|
| Aircraft | |
| Fighters | P-26A-33 · P-26A-34 M2 · P-26B-35 |
| Bombers | B-17E · B-17E/L · B-17G-60-VE |
| B-29A-BN | |
| Export | P-26A-34 · B-17G |
| Captured | ▅B-17E |
| Helicopters | |
| Attack | AH-64A · AH-64D |
| Export / Licensed | AH-64A (GR) · ▃AH-64A Peten · AH-64A Peten · ▅AH-64DJP · ▄AH Mk.1 · AHS |
| See Also | Tupolev Design Bureau · Westland Helicopters · Fuji Heavy Industries |
| For Boeing-built ships, see Boeing Marine Branch | |
| USA bombers | |
|---|---|
| Dive | SB2U-2 · SB2U-3 · SBD-3 · SB2C-1C · SB2C-4 |
| Torpedo | TBD-1 · PBY-5 Catalina · PBY-5A Catalina · TBF-1C · BTD-1 |
| Medium | B-10B · B-18A · B-34 · PV-2D · B-25J-1 · B-25J-20 · A-26C-45 · A-26C-45DT · B-26B |
| Heavy | B-17E · B-17E/L · B-17G-60-VE · PB4Y-2 · B-24D-25-CO · B-29A-BN |
| Hydroplanes | OS2U-1 · OS2U-3 · PBM-1 "Mariner" · PBM-3 "Mariner" · PBM-5A "Mariner" |
| Japan bombers | |
|---|---|
| Navy | |
| Carrier-based attack bomber | |
| B5N | B5N2 |
| B6N | B6N1 · B6N2 · B6N2a |
| B7A | B7A2 · B7A2 (Homare 23) |
| Carrier-based dive bomber | |
| D3A | D3A1 |
| D4Y | D4Y1 · D4Y2 · D4Y3 Ko |
| Shipboard Observation seaplane | |
| F1M | F1M2 |
| Land-based Attack bomber | |
| G4M | G4M1 |
| G5N | G5N1 |
| G8N | G8N1 |
| Flying boat | |
| H6K | H6K4 |
| H8K | H8K2 · H8K3 |
| Land-based Bomber | |
| P1Y | P1Y1 |
| Army | |
| Light | Ki-32 |
| Ki-48-II otsu | |
| Heavy | Ki-21-Ia · Ki-21-I hei |
| Ki-49-I · Ki-49-IIa · Ki-49-IIb · Ki-49-IIb/L | |
| Ki-67-I Ko · Ki-67-I otsu | |
| Other countries | ▅B-17E |
