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- 39th Bomb Group (VH) (Guam 1945)
Official Web Site - includes unit and crew histories, individual veteran profiles, mission summaries and more.
- 444th Bombardment Group Association
Association & website dedicated to the WWII B-29 Superfortress unit the, 444th BG: 58th Bomb Wing, 20th Army Air Force, CBI / W. Field Tinian - One of the two original B-29 combat groups.
- B-29 Restoration
Photos, news, and aircraft history.
- B-29 Superfortress
Historical materials on the aircraft, it's missions and crews. Includes section on the 509th Composite Group which has nose art pictures and crew details of 15 aircraft assigned to the Group which was to deliver the atomic bombs to Japan.
- Birds From Hell: History of the B-29
Summary of this book, from the publisher.
- Dave Norton
Creative writing titled "Requiem for an Aircraft, Farewell to a Pilot", about flying in a Superfortress.
- Desert USA
Article titled "B-29 Superfortress Saved From a Desert Death". An army of museum volunteers rescues a World War II B-29 Superfortress from the desert for restoration.
- Federation of American Scientists
Brief history, specifications, and photos.
- General Paul Tibbets
The official site of General Paul Tibbets, pilot of the B-29 "Enola Gay" that dropped the Hiroshima bomb.
- Heavy Bombers
Photos of static displays, noses, tails, gun turrets, side blisters, interiors, and tail markings.
- Joe Baugher's Encyclopedia of American Military Aircraft
Index of chapters for the Boeing B-29 Superfortress.
- March Air Field Museum
Photos, specifications, and history.
- National Air and Space Museum
Photos and history of the Superfortress and the "Enola Gay."
- P. Lewis
Photos and extended history of the B-29.
- The Last Flight of the B-29 Kee Bird
On February 21, 1947 a U.S. Army Air Corps arctic-modified B-29 (known as an F-13) named the "Kee Bird" became lost, ran out of fuel and was forced to crash land. The story is told by the crew members.
- Warbird Alley
Photo, history, and statistics.
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