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A-26 Invader, Undated
A slide showing A-26 Invaders being moved to the line after assembly. The slide says “Douglas ‘Let’s Go North’ layout.”
B-17F, Undated
A slide showing a flight of Boeing B-17F Flying Fortresses parked on the ramp at the Douglas air force plant no. 3 in Tulsa.
B-24 Liberator, Undated
A slide showing a Douglas built B-24 being readied for flight.
Inside Douglas, Undated
A slide showing the interior of the Douglas air force plant no. 3in Tulsa. B-24 Liberators are being assembled.
Stratojet, Undated
A slide showing the last of the B-47 Stratojets built at the Douglas air force plant no. 3in Tulsa. Over 250 of these jet bombers were built in the Tulsa Plant.
Tulsamerican, 1944-07
A slide showing the last B-24 Liberator built at the Douglas air force plant no. 3in Tulsa, the Tulsamerican, 42-51430. This aircraft flew in the 765th Squadron of the 461st Bombardment Group, and flew her last mission to occupied Poland on 17 December 1944. On the return trip she crashed into the Adriatic off the coast of Croatia.
Visit to Douglas, 1942-08-15
A slide showing the opening of the Douglas air force plant no. 3 in Tulsa. On the left is Donald Douglas, owner of Douglas Aircraft Company; the center is Major General Henry H. “Hap” Arnold. The third man is Harry O. Williams, the plant manager.