flying fortress

Everyone did, just before an ascending flying fortress appeared above the top of the building.

Olive looked up at the flying fortress looming over the castle.

Imagine a flying fortress over Waterloo, and you're in the ballpark.

The film opens with the ground crew of a flying fortress talking to their colleagues about being grounded.

In 1937, the B-17 Flying Fortress made its first appearance.

Probably no more than twenty-five Flying Fortresses live here, and they are so spread out that you do not see them at once.

He also uses the plane, The Blackbird, as a flying fortress.

Only three flying fortresses had arrived from the Eurasian Union.

"He was on a ship called the Flying Fortress," the Admiral said.

My models were immensely better, and far more detailed than those Flying Fortresses he made.

Established as a B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomb group in early 1942.

From 1941 to 1946, pilots learned to fly the B-17 Flying Fortress.

If we'd gone up against, say, the Flying Fortress, we'd've had our hands full."

From here the 305th flew 337 missions in B17 Flying Fortresses.

The B-17 Flying Fortress in particular could absorb heavy punishment.

The player is also able to shoot down ally Flying Fortresses, as an act of friendly fire.

Was equipped with production Flying Fortresses in 1944, trained for overseas duty.

One of these was later converted to the XB-38 Flying Fortress.

Jack had a tough time with Stormwatch, as the organization's flying fortress was simply not large enough in order to support his unique biological systems.

In the summer of 1939, the 9th received its first B-17B Flying Fortress.

Flying Fortresses were technical marvels for their time.

A Seattle newspaperman who had glimpsed the plane called it the "flying fortress," and the name stuck.

He was awarded the medal forextinguishing a fire in the radio room of a Flying Fortress.

Their Flying Fortress got badly shot up by a Messerschmidt.

There came maulers; huge, ungainly flying fortresses of stupendous might.