Phantom Fortress: The Crewless Landing of a B-17 @Warhistoryonline
Phantom Fortress: The Crewless Landing of a B-17 @Warhistoryonline
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On November 23, 1944, a Royal Air Force antiaircraft unit stationed outside Cortonburg, Belgium observed a B-17 Flying Fortress flying towards them. For over fifteen minutes the soldiers on the ground waited for the bomber crew’s to appear, but no one left the damaged plane...
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