Coba jelasin Operator dari Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress dong

American Combat Planes of the 20th Century by Ray Wagner

Commemorative Air Force Gulf Coast Wing: Home of B-17G "Texas Raiders"

Official site of the 303rd "Hell's Angels" Bomb Group

Official site of the 398th "Hell From Heaven" Bomb Group

Official site of the 463rd "The Swoose" Bomb Group

World War II 8th Air Force website

Warbird Alley: B-17 page. Information about B-17s still flying today

Sam Hewitt: 15th Air Force World War II POW

The Most Unbelievable Landing of a B-17

Lt. Bob Swan's Photos of Life as a B-17 Flying Fortress Navigator in England during World War II

Arizona Wing of the Commemorative Air Force and Their Touring B-17: Sentimental Journey

The EAA's Touring B-17: Aluminum Overcast

Fantasy of Flight's B17, B-17 Flying Fortress on display at Fantasy of Flight

listings for surviving aircraft Warbirdregistry.org

Photograph of USAF B-17 and crew that crash landed in neutral Ireland in WWII

List Of Surviving B-17s (dated to 2004)

List Of B-17s and B-24s downed in France between 1942 and 1945, 778 aircraft and more than 6500 crew members

Crew 21  – 96BG 337BS 1943 East Anglia, UK.

Shadows: the Flying Fortresses that fell from the sky – a 2008 documentary by Sean Caveille about a mid-air collision between two B-17s

B-17 Flying Fortress profile, technical details and photos

Flight article of 1944 on the construction and equipment of a B-17G