B-29s "Doc" and "Fifi" Flying Together! - EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2017 

We had 12 b29 s in England in the early 50s for covert operations under radar at times,I was a mechanic and also flew with them,I also flew on the fifi in Mesa in April.Great ship I was with the 582 air resupply group

Charles Harwood For F14 just àsk iranian airforce to loan oné of them😅

I would rather see an airworthy B-36 - - I might even settle for an XB-70.

while it would be awesome to have a flying XB-70, since there is only 1 aircraft left in existence it will never happen.

Mr. GeforcerFX cost à billion of dollars to be airworthy àgain. Utopia. In near future France Will sold Mirage F1 to à private company used for agressors like A4 Hunters and alphajets

I'd rather see the World War 2 aircraft flying.

B Brut Someone said it took 10 years and $6 million dollars to put "Doc" in the air. A great part was to make him airworthy. The FAA is picky about planes that are going to fly. Understable.

speedon1000 Wish I could have been there. Disabled. Never gonna happen.

They should do a Korea recreation and have F-86 Sabres or F-80 Shooting Stars fly with them.

The four dislikes are from North Korea's government.

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Please

Planes of Fame in Chino, needs to make this HAPPEN ASAP

There you go, NOKO!

Gary C I read somewhere there were at times 1000 bomber raids lasting hours literally steel rain

Over Japan? Didn't happen. Over Europe, no doubt, but the B-29 wasn't used in Europe. From Wikipedia. August 1945 began with further large-scale raids against Japanese cities. On the 1st of the month, 836 B-29s staged the largest single raid of World War II, dropping 6,145 tons of bombs and mines. The cities of Hachiōji, Mito, Nagaoka and Toyama were the main targets of this operation; all four suffered extensive damage and 99.5 percent of buildings in Toyama were destroyed. The cities of Imabari, Maebashi, Nishinomiya and Saga were attacked on 5 August. These raids had also been preceded by propaganda leaflets and radio broadcasts from Saipan warning that the cities would be attacked.

MY bad in Japan there were a few 1000 Plane raids including escorts I believe 400ish were most B29s at once...

From that Wiki, the earlier raids were 100 or so, and by late 1944 and 1945, the average was 450 or so per raid, for the larger raids. But, also, many of those raids were multiple targets, so you might only have 75 or 100 bombers over any one target. The point of all of this, though, was looking up, hearing anything more that 25 or so bombers, and just realizing it meant you were about to get your asses kicked, again!