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N93012, 1944 Boeing B-17G-30-BO Flying Fortress, C/N: 32264
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Aircraft N93012, 1944 Boeing B-17G-30-BO Flying Fortress, c/n 32264, 1944 Boeing B-17G FLYING FORTRESS 'Nine O Nine', four turbocharged Wright Cyclone R-1820-97 1,200 Hp each, Pilot's side, at CMA, photo by Doug Robertson
1944 Boeing B-17G FLYING FORTRESS 'Nine O Nine', four turbocharged Wright Cyclone R-1820-97 1,200 Hp each, Pilot's side
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Shot Date 2012-05-08
Airport CMA
Camarillo Airport
Upload Date 2012-05-28
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon PowerShot A720 IS
Shutter Speed 1/60 sec
Aperture f/2.8
ISO 80
Focal Length 5.8 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1600 × 1200
Date Taken 2012-05-08 16:42:48
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Aircraft N93012, Takeoff at EAA fly in, at OSH, photo by Glenn E. Chatfield
Glenn E. Chatfield
@ OSH
Aircraft N93012, Nine O Nine, at LEE, photo by Florida Metal
Florida Metal
@ LEE
Aircraft N93012, 1944 Boeing B-17G FLYING FORTRESS 'Nine O Nine', four Turbocharged Wright Cyclone R-1820-97 1,200 Hp each, Limited/Experimental class, at CMA, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
@ CMA
Aircraft N93012, 1944 Boeing B-17G FLYING FORTRESS 'Nine O Nine', four turbocharged Wright Cyclone R-1820-97 1.200 Hp each. -17G production totaled 8,680-Boeing 4,035, Douglas 2,395, Lockheed Vega 2,250. Nearly 13,000 B-17s built, all versions, at CMA, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
@ CMA
Aircraft N93012, TOM YIP 2010, at KYIP, photo by Florida Metal
Florida Metal
@ KYIP
Aircraft N93012, 1944 Boeing B-17G-30-BO Flying Fortress, c/n 32264, 1944 Boeing B-17G FLYING FORTRESS 'Nine O Nine', four turbocharged Wright Cyclone R-1820-97 1,200 Hp each, Pilot's side, at CMA, photo by Doug Robertson
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