384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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    - B-17E 41-9022 BK*L, "Alabama Exterminator II" 13
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Transferred from 92nd Bomb Group 1943-06-04. Served as group utility aircraft. Although it did not see use as a combat aircraft with the 384th, it was apparently assigned to the 546th BS with the squadron letter "L" (see 22 December 1943 mission documents, for instance). It was the only "E" model aircraft assigned to this group.