Topic summary
B-29
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Boeing B-29 Superfortress.
External links
- B-29 Combat Crew Manual
- "Meet the B-29", Popular Science, August 1944—the first large and detailed public article printed on the B-29 in the US
- Pelican's Perch #56:Superfortress!Archived 28 August 2007 at the Wayback Machine, Article wrote by John Deakin, one of the pilots who regularly fly the world's first restored-to-flight B-29
- WarbirdsRegistry.org B-29/B-50, Listing of surviving B-29s
- "Great Engines and Great Planes", 1947 – 130 page book about the rapid design, testing, and production of the B-29 powerplant by Chrysler Corporation in World War IIArchived 13 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine
- B-29 Flight Procedure and Combat Crew Functioning – 1944 US Army Air Forces Training Film on YouTube
- XB-29 HandbookArchived 16 August 2024 at the Wayback Machine at The Museum of Flight Digital Collections
- The B-29 Turret System: An Expensive, Effective Mechanical Masterpiece good video explaining the fire control computer
- The B-29 : Airplane commander training manual for the Superfortress
- B-29 gunner's information file
- Familiarization and maintenance manual for the B-29 bomber designed by Boeing Aircraft Company, Seattle, Washington
- Personal equipment: a manual for B-29 crews
- Flight and operational manual for the B-29 bomber
- B-29 standard procedures for gunners
- B-29 standard procedures for flight engineers
- B-29 standard procedures for radar observers
- B-29 standard procedures for pilots
- Boeing B-29 Superfortress, some flying information