Zo976

Zo976. One of several images about the USS Arizona Relic exhibit, newly displayed in March 2020, at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor. These images are the relic information plaques, presented here, left to right. It is a charred section of the ship’s main deck framing on the port side of the ship. Rusted and oil-stained, it is part of the galley’s vegetable locker.

Zo961

One more picture about the Swamp Ghost salvage from Facebook.

Zo961. I forgot now what page it came from but it is a terrific picture of dedicated recovery work of a WWII air craft from a very inaccessible place in New Guinea.

Zo916

Zo916. Late entry to the Swamp Ghost album by Steve Spinaze
He responded and made a comet in the Facebook Group World War pictures, at this URL:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/195467287583906/?post_id=946989535765007&comment_id=947001125763848&reply_comment_id=947264835737477&notif_id=1596437707469641&notif_t=group_comment_mention&ref=notif
He had said: Oi! Don’t forget to mention me! I owned and flew the white thing. Ask Alfred Hagen.

Zo909

Zo909. One of 9 aviation museum images of a WWII crashed B-17E on New Guinea, called the “Swamp Ghost”, salvaged by dedicated people and is now displayed at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with the air craft’s most interesting history made available to the visitors here in Pearl Harbor. This picture is curtesy of the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Facebook Photo Pages.

Zo908

Zo908. One of 9 aviation museum images of a WWII crashed B-17E on New Guinea, called the “Swamp Ghost”, salvaged by dedicated people and is now displayed at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with the air craft’s most interesting history made available to the visitors here in Pearl Harbor. This picture is curtesy of the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Facebook Photo Pages.

Zo907

Zo907. One of 9 aviation museum images of a WWII crashed B-17E on New Guinea, called the “Swamp Ghost”, salvaged by dedicated people and is now displayed at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with the air craft’s most interesting history made available to the visitors here in Pearl Harbor. This picture is curtesy of the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Facebook Photo Pages.

Zo915

Zo915. One of 9 aviation museum images of a WWII crashed B-17E on New Guinea, called the “Swamp Ghost”, salvaged by dedicated people and is now displayed at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with the air craft’s most interesting history made available to the visitors here in Pearl Harbor. This picture is curtesy of the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Facebook Photo Pages.

Zo914

Zo914. One of 9 aviation museum images of a WWII crashed B-17E on New Guinea, called the “Swamp Ghost”, salvaged by dedicated people and is now displayed at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with the air craft’s most interesting history made available to the visitors here in Pearl Harbor. This picture is curtesy of the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Facebook Photo Pages.

Zo913

Zo913. One of 9 aviation museum images of a WWII crashed B-17E on New Guinea, called the “Swamp Ghost”, salvaged by dedicated people and is now displayed at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with the air craft’s most interesting history made available to the visitors here in Pearl Harbor. This picture is curtesy of the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Facebook Photo Pages.

Zo912

Zo912. One of 9 aviation museum images of a WWII crashed B-17E on New Guinea, called the “Swamp Ghost”, salvaged by dedicated people and is now displayed at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with the air craft’s most interesting history made available to the visitors here in Pearl Harbor. This picture is curtesy of the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Facebook Photo Pages.