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	Photo thanks to: Susanne Brixler and Poul Erik Christoffersen. KeeBird crewmembers back at Thule Air Base in 1994. We took Maynard and the guys out on a trip on Wolstenholme Fjord and they signed the polaroids.
	Another one from: Susanne and Poul. KeeBird crewmembers in front of Thule Air Base, 1994.
	Another one from: Susanne and Poul. Again - KeeBird crewmembers in front of Thule Air Base, 1994.
	Another one from: Susanne and Poul. The Kee Bird in 1994 on the lake - taken prior to the recovery attempt.
	Another one from: Susanne and Poul. Maynard White back at Thule Air Base in 1994. Maynard was the founding Commander of the 46th Recon Squadron from June 1946 - August 1948.
	Photo thanks to: Matt Middendorf. Matt wrote: I would just like to thank the crew of the Kee Bird and every other B-29 crew for protecting this great country for something they did before my parents were even born.As a pilot myself I can't imagine trying to land cessna there much less a B-29.AMAZING FLYING!!! The picture I have is a 8x10 pic of the Kee Bird that a former co-worker took from a P-3 observation plane.It was taken before salvage work had started.
	Photo thanks to: Kees Kuiper. Kees wrote: The picture has been taken on 29 march 1993 from a dutch P3C detached at Thule from Keflavik on its way to the North Pole.
	The following two photos are quite interesting. The "other" Kee Bird!! Same name, different nose art!
	Photo thanks to: Harold R. Brown. Harold wrote: This photo was taken many years ago possibly in Edmonton Alberta by my brother. (Not sure) Recently I discovered the print while perusing a collection of old photos in my brother's album. Thought you might be interested.
	Another from: Harold R. Brown. There is another possibility about where the Key Bird sat for that photo. In 1946 there was a static and flying exhibition at the De Haviland Air Field just north of Toronto. There were bombers and fighters, some British, some American and I had borrowed my father's camera for the event so if the Key Bird was there I might have taken the photo.
	Photo thanks to: Bob Pandis. June 1944- Interior photo of the B-29 Superfortress bomber. (FOR THOSE OF US THAT HAD TIME IN THE B-29 AND B-50)