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by Bill Cubitt
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Our ceramic coffee mugs are available in two sizes: 11 oz. and 15 oz. Each mug is dishwasher and microwave safe.
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Needing to fill the Army Air Corps requirement for a long range, high-altitude, daylight bomber, Boeing developed the then Model 299, powered by four... more
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Needing to fill the Army Air Corps requirement for a long range, high-altitude, daylight bomber, Boeing developed the then Model 299, powered by four 750hp Pratt & Whitney Hornet engines. When the model crashed after take-off on its second flight, Boeing was technically disqualified from the contract, the but Army continued and ordered later models designated YB-17 and YB-17A. By the end of March 1940, the first production batch of B-17Bs were delivered to the Army Air Corps.
Bill Cubitt is a photographer from western Canada. He specializes in Travel, Wildlife, Nature, and Landscape photography. His wildlife photos have been published in publications such as Canadian Geographic Magazine. Bill's spirit bear photographed represented Canada in a Canadian wildlife exhibit in Beijing, China.
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