B-17G Flying Fortress 45" Wing Span RC Helicopter The first models were accepted

The first models were accepted by the Army Air Force in October 1941 and

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the Lightning was dubbed the “fork-tailed Devil” by the Luftwaffe and “two airplanes with one pilot” by the Japanese-grudging respect earned by its formidable appearance and reputation

The Lockheed P-38 Lightning was a revolutionary fighter for the time with its tricycle landing gear

B-17G Flying Fortress 45" Wing Span RC Helicopter The first models were acceptedThe B 17 lived up to its flying fortress nickname during World War 2 when it penetrated deep into the Third Reich to blast German war production facilities. Bristling with machine guns, the G version of the B 17 was a formidable opponent for enemy fighters being able to absorb extensive battle damage and still survive to deliver its bomb cargo on designated targets. Flown by the Eighth Air Force, the B 17G proved the feasibility of strategic daytime