File:Örebro flygfält 2 - Flying Fire Bell.jpg
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Svenska: "Flying Fire Bell", en amerikansk B24 Liberator (B-24-H-1-FO, s/n 42-7502, code unit EC-X 578/392) som nödlandade tillsammans med ett annan Liberator (ej på bild) i Örebro den 18 november 1943 efter en bombräd mot Kjellers flygplats utanför Oslo. Flygplanen flyttades senare till en depå i Västerås, där de kvarstod till krigsslutet, då de skrotades.
English: "Flying Fire Bell ', an American B24 Liberator (B-24-H-1-PO, S / N 42-7502, code unit EC-X 578/392) which landed along with another Liberator (not pictured) in Örebro on November 18, 1943 after a bombing raid on Kjeller airport outside Oslo. The aircraft were later moved to a depot at Västerås, where they remained to the end of the war, when they were scrapped. |
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Author | Örebro stadsarkiv / Okänd fotograf |
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