B-17G-75-BO 43-37907 arrived at Eye on 2 July, 1944 and flew with the 851BS, 490BG, 8th Air Force. It passed on to a second crew in December who, in addition to the name, added wives and girlfriends names to the crews positions. This aircraft was credited with downing an Me-262 jet fighter. The B-17 survived the war and was flown back to the US in mid-1945 and was sold as scrap at Kingman in December of that year.

Made with aircraft aluminum, the hand painted panel measures 18 x 40" and is easily hangable on most walls with built in loops on the rear of the panel. This makes a great conversation piece and provides the perfect accent to any room.