Both the B-17 and the B-29 were reportedly easy to fly, well balanced
and easy to trim. Not true in the case of the B-24: you had to
fight that one the entire trip.
I thought the B-29 had boosted controls though.
Peter
On Oct 17, 2008, at 10:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...B-17 - fast??? Large? Heavy? Yeah, I know - it's all
relative and for
its
"time."....
That was a wrong guess. As I posted earlier today, it's the B-29.
And it's
significant because of the Enola Gay.
I spent two hours last week with a friend getting the VIP tour of
Boeing's
restored and airworthy B-17 and Seattle's Museum of Flight's B-29.
I learned a
lot.
RLE
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