USAAF Nose Art Research Project


 

Dinah Shore
B-26

320th Bomb Group



We have been unable to locate any photograph of this aircraft.
If you have any further information on its crew(s), mission details or pictures/documents relevant to this (or any other aircraft) we would be pleased to receive copies.
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Named after the popular singer and actress who topped the charts in the 1940s having made her debut on CBS Radio in 1939. Later she became a regular on the 'Time to Smile' show with Eddie Cantor and on several USO tours was featured with Glenn Miller and his Army Air Force Band. Dinah Shore also appeared in a number of movies including 'Follow the Boys' and 'Up in Arms'.

Unfortunately, nothing is yet known about the B26 Marauder which carried her name.





 
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