1/44: TOS. 3/44: 91st Bomb Group, Bassingbourn. 29 May 44: 24th mission; made forced landing in Sweden; interred. 11/45: Modified as a transport for a Danish Airline. 3/48: TOS Danish Air Force. 10/53: Placed in storage. 3/56: Flying for geographical survey work. 1968: French presented the plane to the US Secretary of the Air Force. 7/72: Delivered to Dover AFB, DE. 1978-1988: Restored to full airworthy factory condition. 13 Oct 88: Flown to the Air Force Museum. 3/18: Removed from display. 6 Dec 21: Disassembly began for shipment to the National Air & Space Museum.

1/44: TOS. 3/44: 91st Bomb Group, Bassingbourn. 29 May 44: 24th mission; made forced landing in Sweden; interred. 11/45: Modified as a transport for a Danish Airline. 3/48: TOS Danish Air Force. 10/53: Placed in storage. 3/56: Flying for geographical survey work. 1968: French presented the plane to the US Secretary of the Air Force. 7/72: Delivered to Dover AFB, DE. 1978-1988: Restored to full airworthy factory condition. 13 Oct 88: Flown to the Air Force Museum. 3/18: Removed from display. 6 Dec 21: Disassembly began for shipment to the National Air & Space Museum.

B-17G 42-32076 Shoo Shoo Baby of 91 BG made an emergency landing at Malmö on 29 May 1944 and was interned in Sweden. Converted to airliner as SE-BAP. Sold to DDL in 1946 as OY-DFA Stig Viking. To Danish air force and converted for photographic survey work for Danish Geodetic Institute, particularly in Greenland, but seen here most probably at EHVB after 1953 flood disaster. To French IGN in 1954 as F-BGSH. Final flight on 15 July 1961 and then cannibalized. Donated to USAF in 1972 and restored for museum display. Photo from: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie

'Shoo Shoo' Baby' is a veteran of 24 combat missions in WWII and is now on display at the National Museum of the USAF.

Ex USAAF 42-32076, SE-BAP, OY-DFA, Denmark 67-672. Modified for survey work for the Institut Geographique National at their Creil base. Now exhibited at the USAF Museum at Dayton OH in original USAAF markings.