Pilot's Flight Operating Instructions for B-29
Army Models B-29 and B-29A, AN 01-20EJA-1
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- Hal Kiena
Published: June 20, 1945
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- Aircraft
- Aircraft, Bomber
- B-29
- Bombardment
- Pilots
- Training
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- Hal Kiena
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- Private Collection
Added: March 16, 2014
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Description, operating instructions and equipment for the B-29 Superfortress. Contents: Description; Normal Operating Instructions; Flight Operating Data; Emergency Operating Instructions; Operational Equipment; Extreme Weather Operation; Supplementary Flight Operation.
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[2] Frank T (31-Jul-2015 07:35 AM)
Thanks for that tip. I just watched the show. It was a shame to get that far and then have the bird burn up.
[3] John Sz (24-Jan-2016 10:09 PM)
If you are a researcher on the B-29
this manual is a must have.
THANK YOU for making it available...
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[1] DAVE STANLEY (28-Mar-2015 01:54 PM)
I saw a documentary a few months back about a B-29 that was rebuilt in place in northern Iceland. Just as the crew was taxiing for takeoff a thing called the "PUTT PUTT" came loose and burnt the plane to the ground. The crew barely got out uninjured. I wanted to read up on the B-29 while I had a chance.