The view from the cockpit observer seat in B-29 Doc for takeoff roll….right behind the pilot! | B-29 Doc

106K views · 3.1K reactions | Check out this 360 degree view from the cockpit of B-29 Doc during a recent takeoff. Thanks to Nick Moore and Gravity Images for capturing this video! | B-29 Doc | Facebook

B-29 Walk-through Fuselage Command Decision was a 28th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group B-29 that became famous for shooting down five MiG-15s, unofficially making it a bomber "ace." It was named after a popular 1948 film about the difficult decisions and heavy casualties of bomber operations over Europe in World War II. This walk-through B-29 fuselage is painted to represent the Command Decision. Command Decision Sighting Station The B-29's complex, revolutionary defensive gunnery system featured

The numbers on the B-29 are jaw-dropping, even today. A 141-foot wingspan, four massive piston engines, and five separate computer-controlled gun turrets all combined to make it a fearsome weapon. | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation