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Wrecked fuselage and tail of a B-17 Flying Fortress, Thurleigh Airfield
Photograph. Fuselage and tail of a B-17 Flying Fortress after it crashed into a Quonset hut on the airbase. Thurleigh...
American military cemetery, Bedfordshire
Photograph. American military cemetery, probably near Thurleigh Airfield, near Bedford, England. 1944-45
American Red Cross Club's Rainbow Corner, London
Photograph. Rainbow Corner, the American Red Cross Club near Piccadilly Circus in London, England. 1943-45
Nose art on B-17 Flying Fortress, Thurleigh Airfield
Photograph. B-17 Flying Fortress at English airfield. Nose cone visible featuring naked woman and the words "Low and...
Barracks and road, Thurleigh Airfield
Photograph. Barracks and road inside Thurleigh Airfield, near Bedford, England. 1943-45
Wreckage of B-17 Flying Fortress, Thurleigh Airfield
Photograph. Wreckage of B-17 Flying Fortress after it caught on fire and detonated the bombs onboard. Plane is broken...
Statue in town square, England
Photograph. Statue in town square. England. 1943-45
Four US servicemen in dress uniforms stand outside barracks. United States
Photograph. Four US servicemen in dress uniforms stand outside barracks. Possibly Texas. 1942
English pub in the countryside, Bedfordshire
Photograph. Half-timbered English pub,‘The Plough Inn, in a bucolic setting.’ Probably near Bedford, England. 1943-45
Unidentified serviceman. England
Photograph. Unidentified serviceman stands outside. Blurry image. England. 1943-45
Group of small buildings across inlet, Great Britain
Photograph. Group of small buildings on opposite shore across inlet. Personal caption on photo reverse: "Do you...
B-17 Flying Fortress with nose art, Thurleigh Airfield
Photograph. B-17 Flying Fortress nose and nose cone. Nose art is painting of woman diving and the words "Lady Elaine."...

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