Duxford's conservation work on B-17 Flying Fortress Mary Alice

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Duxford's conservation work on B-17 Flying Fortress Mary Alice

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Tue, May 3 2011

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Filed under: Imperial War Museum, Duxford, B-17 Flying Fortress, defence, Imperial War Museum Duxford’s Conservation Department, merican Air Museum, military, vintage

The first engine is removed from the B-17. Imperial War Museum Duxford’s Conservation Department is about to embark on a large-scale project to undertake conservation work on B-17 Flying Fortress Mary Alice, currently on display in the American Air Museum.