On this page you can see photos of the trip that I made on saturday the 7th of april 2001 to the Imperial War Museum Duxford. This trip was organised by the Dutch MV-club Keep Them Rolling. On this special occasion it was possible to visit the famous B-17 bomber "Sally B". The museum consists of 5 hangars full of vintage airplanes. Besides that one can visit the American Air Museum, a collection of historic American combat aircraft. Duxford's fine collection of tanks, trucks and artillery is displayed in the Land Warfare Hall. Duxford is a living museum so it possible to see the historic planes flyor even make a flight in one of them.
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Cockpit of B17 G "Sally B", built in the spring of 1945 at Burbank USA |
Nose-art on "Sally B" reminding of her leading rol in the1989 film Memphis Belle |
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WW1-era Thornycroft 3 ton J type lorry with 3 inch A.A. gun. |
Remains of the X-7 midget submarine that was sunk during the attack on the German battleship Tirpitz |
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Car 4x2 Light Reconnaissance with Brengun built for the defence of the UK |
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Bedford QL refueller as used for refuelling RAF bombers |
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Federal wrecker as used by the USAAF on airfields in Britain during WW2 |
Ford GPW jeep in front of a Douglas C-47 Skytrain |
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Fieldmarshall Montgomery's staffcar
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AEC Matador |
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Vickers Light tank, Mark 6B with 88 hp six-cylinder engine |
M.4 Sherman tank named Akilla |
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Tank Infantry Valentine as used in North Africa | ![]() |
Loyd-carrier pulling six pounder gun |
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Russian T-34/85 |
German mechanized Panzerhaubitze |
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Classic Wings offered flights in a 1930s DeHavilland Dragon Rapide biplane |
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