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  • Control wheel center cap

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Control wheel center cap from the Memphis Belle. These caps were often removed as souvenirs by bomber

  • Senior Pilot Wings worn by Capt Morgan

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Senior pilot wings worn by Robert Morgan, who was the Memphis Belle’s pilot and aircraft commander.Click here

  • Flight suit worn by SSgt Winchell

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Flight suit worn by Memphis Belle waist gunner SSgt William “Bill” Winchell. Winchell was credited with downing

  • Flying boots worn by TSgt Hanson

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. British-made flying boots worn by Memphis Belle radio operator TSgt Robert “Bob” Hanson.Click here for details

  • Dog tags worn by Capt Morgan

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Dog tags worn by Memphis Belle pilot and aircraft commander Capt Robert Morgan.Click here for details about the

  • .50-cal. rounds found in Memphis Belle

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. These .50-cal. rounds were found under the bombardier compartment of the Memphis Belle after it came back to the

  • Armored flak goggles

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Armored flak goggles issued to Memphis Belle navigator Capt Charles “Chuck” Leighton.Click here for details

  • SSgt Miller’s uniform coat

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Memphis Belle waist gunner SSgt E. Scott Miller’s uniform coat. He flew 16 missions with the crew, but did not

  • Flak-damaged M1911 .45-cal pistol and cap badge

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Flak-damaged M1911 .45-cal pistol and cap badge worn by Sgt Roy Zeran, 97th Bomb Group, when his B-17 was shot

  • Utility bag used by SSgt Winchell

    Plans call for this artifact to be displayed near the B-17F Memphis Belle™ as part of the new strategic bombardment exhibit in the WWII Gallery, which opens to the public on May 17, 2018. Utility bag used by Memphis Belle waist gunner SSgt William “Bill” Winchell. Click here for details about the

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