- B-29 FIFI - Commemorative Air Force
*FIFI* was acquired by the CAF in the early 1970s when a group of CAF members found her at the U S Navy Proving Ground at China Lake, California where she was being used as a missile target
- FIFI (aircraft) - Wikipedia
Late in 1974, the CAF's B-29 was christened FIFI and joined the other World War II fighters and bombers to continue the CAF mandate "to preserve the memories and teach of lessons of mankind's greatest war "
- FIFI CHANNEL - YouTube
Focusing on "Japanese and global politics and economics," we explain in an easy-to-understand manner, linking not only current news but also past news, while
- B-29 Superfortress FIFI Nears Return to Flight After Critical Engine . . .
As one of only two B-29 bombers in flying condition, FIFI serves not only as a rare piece of aviation history but also as a moving tribute to those who built and flew these aircraft during the Second World War
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"FiFi" returned to the skies in 2010 and has since traveled the country from coast-to-coast and into Canada attracting large crowds at airshows, museums, and at stops as part of the B29 B24 squadron's annual AirPower History Tour
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Welcome to the new AirPower History Tour website! Here, you’ll find information about FIFI, Diamond Lil, and other incredible aircraft from the Commemorative Air Force Check back often for news, updates, and schedules to see when these historic planes will be visiting a location near you
- You Can Help Keep Historic Texas-Based B-29 FIFI Flying
FIFI is based at Dallas Executive Airport (RDB) at the Commemorative Air Force HQ, and she is one of only two B-29 bombers still flying today; the other is Doc (below), which flys out of Wichita, Kansas As you can imagine, keeping FIFI airborne is both a technical and financial challenge
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