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 Enola Gay B-29 44-86292 393BS, 509CG On 6th of August 1945, Col Paul Tibbetts flew the B-29 "Enola Gay to Hiroshima, Japan where Maj. Thomas Ferebee released the first Atom bomb at 8:15:17a.m. in hope to end the war with Japan. 25"x26" $175.00 |
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Enola Gay B-29 44-86292 393BS, 509CG On 6th of August 1945, Col Paul Tibbetts flew the B-29 "Enola Gay to Hiroshima, Japan where Maj. Thomas Ferebee released the first Atom bomb at 8:15:17a.m. in hope to end the war with Japan. 25"x26" $175.00 |
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 Bocks Car B-29 44-27297 393BS, 509CG The second mission to Nagasaki happened 3 days later from the Hiroshima mission. Bocks Car, piloted by Maj. Charles W. Sweeney, carried "Fat Man" which was released by Kermit K. Beahan. The black "Fat Man" mission symbols denote 'Pumpkin' missions while the red ones are for 'Atomic'. An elaborate piece 25"x26" $425.00 |
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Lucky Lady B-29 42-24863 504BG, 313BW This B-29 flew from
Tinian and shared its field with the 509BG. Lucky
Lady participated in 13 mine -laying missions and in
Korea flew at least another 10 missions. 25x26" $455.00 |
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