Chiếc B-18A tại Bảo tàng Wings, tháng 1 năm 2007.
English: Photo taken of B-18A 39-25(39-0025) at Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum, Denver, CO, by Lance Barber for public domain. Request the usual "Courtsey of " line for use out side of Wikipedia. Thank you. B-18A s/n 39-25/64 Model DB-1 delivered to the USAF February 20, 1940 Feb 40 --To Chaute Field, IL Air Base and Headquarters of the Air Corp Technical School Jul 41 -- To Barksdale Field, LA Bombardier School Dec 41 -- To Albuquerque Field, AZ new Bombardier School and Training Base Sep 42 -- To Midland Field, TX, Bombardier School May 43 -- To Big Spring Field, TX Jun 43 -- To Hill Field, UT Jul 43 -- To Patterson Field, OH Nov 43 -- To Hamilton Field, CA Nov 44 -- Dropped from inventory, to Reconstruction Finance Corp. for disposition To RFC at McKellar Field, TN, Nov 3, 1944. To civilian registry as NC62477. 1958 -- To Cuba used by FAR. (Revolutionary Air Forces) 1960 -- To USA ?? Cannon AFB?? Mar 82 -- Lowy Heritage Museum requested a B-18 from USAF Museum, Dayton OH Jul 88 -- USAF Museum authorized a B-18 from Cannon AFB, S/N 39-25 Aug 88 -- To Lowry Heritage Museum, Lowry AFB, Denver CO, nose-art: "Fireball Annie", in storage Dec 94 -- To Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum, Old Lowry AFB, Hangar No. 1, followed by reconstruction of bombardiers's nose, and alerions, elevators, and rudder covered with fabric and dope.[1] SOURCE: Maxwell AFB History Office report to Lowry Heritage Museum, now Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum, Denver CO, Collections Dept, aircraft history files. Category:Images of military aircraft Contents 1 Summary 2 Aircraft history 3 Licensing 4 Original upload log Summary Photo taken of B-18A 39-25(39-0025) at Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum, Denver, CO, by Lance Barber for public domain. Request the usual "Courtsey of " line for use out side of Wikipedia. Thank you. Aircraft history B-18A s/n 39-25/64 Model DB-1 delivered to the USAF February 20, 1940 Feb 40 --To Chaute Field, IL Air Base and Headquarters of the Air Corp Technical School Jul 41 -- To Barksdale Field, LA Bombardier School Dec 41 -- To Albuquerque Field, AZ new Bombardier School and Training Base Sep 42 -- To Midland Field, TX, Bombardier School May 43 -- To Big Spring Field, TX Jun 43 -- To Hill Field, UT Jul 43 -- To Patterson Field, OH Nov 43 -- To Hamilton Field, CA Nov 44 -- Dropped from inventory, to Reconstruction Finance Corp. for disposition To RFC at McKellar Field, TN, Nov 3, 1944. To civilian registry as NC62477. 1958 -- To Cuba used by FAR. (Revolutionary Air Forces) 1960 -- To USA ?? Cannon AFB?? Mar 82 -- Lowy Heritage Museum requested a B-18 from USAF Museum, Dayton OH Jul 88 -- USAF Museum authorized a B-18 from Cannon AFB, S/N 39-25 Aug 88 -- To Lowry Heritage Museum, Lowry AFB, Denver CO, nose-art: "Fireball Annie", in storage Dec 94 -- To Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum, Old Lowry AFB, Hangar No. 1, followed by reconstruction of bombardiers's nose, and alerions, elevators, and rudder covered with fabric and dope.[2] SOURCE: Maxwell AFB History Office report to Lowry Heritage Museum, now Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum, Denver CO, Collections Dept, aircraft history files.