Passengers in the rear section of the B-29 "Doc" had to rely on a video screen to see the view from the front of the aircraft. The screen allowed passengers to watch the plane while landing at Terre Haute Regional Airport.
The B-29 "Doc" has side bubble windows that allowed side gunners to look out in front of the plane as well as behind, including seeing the plane's tail. This is a video from a flight aboard "Doc" after taking off from Terre Haute Regional Airport.
The top gunner on a B-29 had a full view of the aircraft, from the tail wing and all around the plane. This is the view aboard the B-29 "Doc" which took off from Terre Haute Regional Airport.
The rear of the B-29 was for the tail gunner, who would watch for approaching enemy aircraft while working a gun sight. This is the view aboard the B-29 "Doc" which took off from Terre Haute Regional Airport.
ERCOT President and CEO Bill Magness will present on the events that occurred during the extreme cold weather event during this morning’s Urgent Board of Directors meeting, which begins at 10 a.m.
Photos from the Times-Review staff and readers show how Johnson County is being affected by the historic winter storm that began Sunday. More sleet, ice and snow are expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
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