(Photos Thanks to Nate Timm)

(Mark Erickson and Nate Timm pose with Doolittle Raider Dick Cole)

(The view from the tail gun of the B-17)

(Nate got himself wedged into the ball turret. His size made this possible, as most people would have a LOT of trouble fitting)

(One of the B-17 crew members snaps a shot of Nate in the ball turret... not great visibility)

(That's a bit better. This is the view that the ball turret gunners would have had when the targeted an enemy aircraft.)

(B-17's are the iconic bomber of WWII and being able to climb around one is always a great experience!)
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