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File:RIM-8 Talos intercepting B-17 target drone in 1957.jpg - Wikipedia
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A modified drone QB-17G B-17 Flying Fortress (serial number 44-83669).Image via Charles W Cain.Handwritten caption on reverse: '"… | United states army, Boeing, B17
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File:QB-17 Flying Fortress Drones over New Mexico 1946.jpg - Wikipedia
Photos: Building Boeing's 'Flying Fortress' Bombers - WSJ
Fuel in fatal B-17 crash wasn't contaminated, report says
Operation Aphrodite- B17s turned into guided bombs, take off completed by a 2 man crew who once at altitude they parachuted out and passed remote control over to a manned B17 which
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B-17 Flying Fortress used as UNMANNED DRONES – Boeing BQ-7 Aphrodite ('44 – '45) - YouTube
The US produced massive amounts of B-17 bombers during the second world war yet only a few dozen are left intact let alone in working condition. What happened to all of them? -
File:Boeing B-17 drone at Eniwetok 1948.jpg - Wikipedia
Last DB-17/QB-17 Drone Mission (August 6, 1959) - Aero Vintage Books
Bittersweet end for the last B-17s in the Air Force — General Aviation News
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Lethal Remote-controlled B-17 & B-24 Bombers - Monsters!
Last DB-17/QB-17 Drone Mission (August 6, 1959) - Aero Vintage Books
