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Through The Flak, Fog and Flame9798549767973book.php?book=8&booktitle=through-the-flak-fog-and-flame
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OVER BERLIN Tales To Noses Over Berlin1 898575 02 9book.php?book=2&booktitle=tales-to-noses-over-berlin
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BLOOD, FLAK & OIL Merseburg: Blood, Flak and Oil978-1-898575-04-7book.php?book=3&booktitle=merseburg-blood-flak-and-oil
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THE FLIGHT OF EAGLES:
USAAF Evasion In Occupied Europe during December 1943 The Flight Of Eaglesbook.php?book=5&booktitle=the-flight-of-eagles-usaaf-evasion-in-occupied-europe
USAAF Evasion In Occupied Europe during December 1943 The Flight Of Eaglesbook.php?book=5&booktitle=the-flight-of-eagles-usaaf-evasion-in-occupied-europe
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Silver Streak
B-25
B-25
12th Bomb Group, 82nd Bomb Squadron
Nose art painted by
Thomas BEEN
12th Bomb Group, 82nd Bomb Squadron
North Africa
Thomas BEEN
12th Bomb Group, 82nd Bomb Squadron
North Africa
The carefully censored nude painted by Tom Been is far removed from the cartoon style he sometimes used. The silver natural metal of the aircraft suggest this was a later aircraft possibly when the unit had redeployed to the Far East. Been's signature can be seen at left below the titling.
It is possible that this nose art was repainted later after SSgt Been had been transferred out of the 82BS. There are some indications that it was repainted as "Sherry" by Been's replacement Sgt Louis Babich, who became the squadron artist.