The decal sheet is contained on 9 separate decal sheets  The B-17's include Memphis Belle, Knock out Dropper, Hell's Angels, Snoozin' Susan, The Red Gremlin, Superman, Black Jack/The Joker's Wild, Panama Hattie, The Mustang, Honi Kuu Okole, Fort Alamo, War Bride/Old Faithful, Two Beauts, The Shamrock Special. 

We all know the B-17 and it's dangerous missions during WW2 as thousands of them fought to bring Hitler's reign of terror to an end.  Losses among the B-17 crews was quite high between crew members that flew the "Flying Fortress" (as the B-17 became know by the public back at home).  Thousands of B-17 crew members were either killed, wounded during these deadly missions or they were captured if they  had to bail out of their crippled ships over enemy territory.

One of the most famous B-17's was the "Memphis Belle" and although the Belle wasn't the first B-17 to complete 25 missions....the Belle is one of the most famous none the less.  "Hells Angels" was the first B-17 to complete 25 missions and both these famous planes are included on this decal sheet.  

This plane was one of the first to complete 25 missions and the plane and crew were rotated home for a cross country War Bond tour.  The plane rested for many years at the Memphis airport and time took it's toll on this famous ship.  Recently she was moved and is being restored to her former glory and will be put on public display in a museum upon completion of this restoration.  Mission markings include many yellow bombs and 8 yellow swastikas.  Noseart features the famous image of the Southern Belle on both sides of the nose. 

This B-17 has noseart on both sides of the nose.  One side has the head of a wild Mustang horse and the other side of the nose features a beautiful topless lady with a six shooter.  Mission markings are almost endless on this one and include planes, ships and bombs.

This B-17 is special because she wears 3 different noseart.....each of a beautiful lady....one of which is nude.  Markings include11 yellow bombs and 3 German crosses.

This B-17 is the sister ship of Superman.  Noseart includes a busty blonde on the left side wearing overalls.

This was the first 8th AAF B-17 to complete 25 missions...edging out the Memphis Belle to this goal by only 6 days.  Mission markings include many many yellow bombs and quite a few yellow swastikas.  Nose art includes a blonde angel carrying a large bomb.   

The name of this B-17 that was stationed in Hawaii means "Kiss my ass" in Hawaiian.  She was eventually shot down by a Japanese night fighter over Rabaul on May 23  1943.  Missions markings include a colourful variety of markings showing many Japanese targets that it hit.  

This B-17 fought against the Japanese and has a very colourful history.  She sunk a IJN Destroyer and was eventually ditched off the coast of New Guinea on July 11 1943 with her crew being rescued.  In 1986 she was discovered by an underwater crew.  Pilot had a fixed 50cal gun fitted to the nose to permit him to deter frontal attacks...this gun was controlled by the pilot.  Nose art is on both sides of the nose and features playing cards.

This B-17 went on to fly 131 missions.  Noseart includes many many white bombs...a few white swastikas and a picture of the famous painted image of Fort Alamo.  

This B-17 completed at least 40 missions before being written off in a landing accident.  She was later repaired but eventually scrapped.  Noseart is a nude redhead on her back.

This plane collided with another B-17 on her 4th mission and lost 7 of her crew.  Noseart includes a fantastic nude blonde reclining on a bomb painted on the mid section of the right fuselage.

This B-17 was lost to fighters on Jan 11 1944.  Nine crew members became POW's and one was KIA.  Noseart includes a full body nude blonde on the left side of the nose. 

This B-17 was the first to complete 50 and then 75 missions.  She later went stateside for a War Bond Drive.  The paint scheme on this one is very unique and has splotches all over.  Mission markings include many many yellow bombs and many yellow swastikas.

This plane survived over 40 missions and survived the war but not the scrapper.  Noseart includes the "man of steel" on the left side of the nose.

This B-17 was flown by the same pilot and co-pilot that flew the Enola Gay on her famous mission that helped to bring a devastating and swift end to WW2 in Japan.