Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Leave Another Lane Of Vapor Trails To Those Left By Preceding Formation Enroute To Regensburg, Germany 25 Feb. 1944. Taken By S/Sgt. F. Ferreri.National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A19890-A61729ACVapor Road To Victory - Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Etch Fleecy Vapor Trails In The Sub Stratosphere Over Germany As They Head For The Target, Regensburg, Germany. B-17S Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Continued Their Daily Pounding OfNational Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A19886-A61698ACBoeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Wing Their Way Over The German Countryside Enroute To Regensburg, Germany, As The Heavy Bombers Continued Their Daily Pounding Of Nazi Military Installations. 25 Feb. 1944. Taken By S/Sgt. F. FerreriNational Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A22336-A61699ACVapor Road To Victory - Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortresses" Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Etch Fleecy Vapor Trails In The Sub Stratosphere Over Germany As They Head For The Target, Regensburg, Germany. B-17S Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Continued Their Daily PoundingNational Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A19888-C61698ACVapor Road To Victory - Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Etch Fleecy Vapor Trails In The Sub Stratosphere Over Germany As They Head For The Target, Regensburg, Germany. B-17S Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Continued Their Daily Pounding OfNational Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A19887-B61698ACVapor Road To Victory - Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Etch Fleecy Vapor Trails In The Sub Stratosphere Over Germany As They Head For The Target, Regensburg, Germany. B-17S Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Continued Their Daily Pounding OfNational Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A19885-61698ACHits Are Scored On The Regensburg Oil Storage Facilities In Germany As Another String Of Bombs From Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of The 15Th Af, Head For The Target. The Forts Attacked This Important Source Of German Oil On 18 Dec. 1944, Scoring Direct · 18 December 1944National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A22331-59531ACBoeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of The 452Nd Bomb Group Leaves Another Lane Of Vapor Trails To Those Left By Preceding Formation Enroute To Regensburg, Germany 25 Feb. 1944. Taken By S/Sgt. F. Ferreri.National Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A19889-61729ACKeeping up their daily schedule of trips to German industrial areas, U.S. Eighth Air Force Fortresses, again hammered Messerschmitt fighter plants and ball bearing factories in a large-scale daylight operation 25 Feb 44. Heavily damaged were the OberNational Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A22317-50185ACFIRE AT A BEND OF THE "BLUE" DANUBE: Tucked away in a bend of the Danube near the Austrian border at Regensburg, the Germans had built a mammoth aircraft factory which produced their latest type fighter, the ME 109G. On August 17th, a largeNational Archives Catalog (RG 342-FH) · U.S. Air Force photograph 342-FH-3A22314-50035AC