A bomber crew of the 92nd Bomb Group return to Podington following a mission flying B-17 Flying Fortresses to Wittenberg. A B-17 Flying Fortress (NV-K, serial number 42-29994) is visible in the background. Image stamped on reverse: 'Passed for Publication 23 Feb 1945' [stamp]. ' News Chronicle Copyright Picture' [stamp]. Printed caption on reverse: 'Crew back from Wittenberg.'

Official Air Ministry Record Site Plan- Dispersed sites 1944

The Doc Furniss War, and Historic Film account by Captain William E Furniss, Flight Surgeon of the 92nd Bomb Group.

42-31898 Irene A and initial crew. Photo a gift from the pictured crew to Irene A, the namesake of the aircraft. - from family archives. Interested persons are invited to name members of the crew pictured here, if possible.

The Podington "Big Picture" on display at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford. This piece of "wall-art" represents a B-17 of the 92nd Bomb Group. United States Eighth Air Force. The 92nd was the oldest group in the Eighth Air Force having been the first group to make a non-stop crossing of the Atlantic to the UK in August 1942. This Picture was removed from a hut at the Podington site in October 1989 by the Eighth Wall Art Conservation Society with the assistance of the USAF Europe. After the closure of Podington in 1946 the airfield was returned to agricultural use and the hut converted into a pig sty. It is probably for this reason that the picture survived. Originally painted by S/Sgt Waldschmidt the picture will be conserved by a team led by H Bosowitz.

2nd Lt Lawrence Cook Crew: Back Row L to R: Thomas Mikulka-TG; John J Alexander, Jr-WG; Milo Blakely-WG; Jay Joyce-RO; John R Kyler-BGT; John Booth-TT Front Row L to R: Emmett Bell-B; Donald Caylor-N (KIA); Robert Bangs-CP; Lawrence Cook-P

Aerial photograph of Podington airfield looking south west, the main runway runs vertically, 9 May 1944. Photograph taken by 13th Photographic Squadron, 7th Photographic Reconnaissance Group, sortie number US/7GR/LOC334. English Heritage (USAAF Photography).

Aerial photograph of Podington airfield looking east, the barrack sites are to the lower left of the airfield, 9 May 1944. Photograph taken by 13th Photographic Squadron, 7th Photographic Reconnaissance Group, sortie number US/7GR/LOC334. English Heritage (USAAF Photography).

Aerial photograph of Podington airfield looking north, the control tower, technical site and T2 hangar are in the upper middle, barrack sites are upper left 13 April 1947. Photograph taken by No. 58 Squadron, sortie number RAF/CPE/UK/1994. English Heritage (RAF Photography).

Aerial photograph of Podington airfield looking north, the bomb dump and ammunition dump are on the right, 13 April 1947. Photograph taken by No. 58 Squadron, sortie number RAF/CPE/UK/1994. English Heritage (RAF Photography).