About: B-29 (Duke of Albuquerque) 45-21748

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ex-TB-29 National Atomic Museum, New Mexico. Name not original to the aircraft. Briefly served with the 20th AF/509th from Dec 1946 to Aug 1947. Used as a ground training aircraft at Chanute AFB , Illinois. Eventually put on display as Enola Gay. Aircraft was disassembled and moved to the NAM when Chanute closed in August 1993. Aircraft is on outdoor display and in poor condition. Entire plane is painted gray including the props. Aircraft has been moved to the new museum site.

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rdfs:label	B-29 (Duke of Albuquerque) 45-21748
rdfs:comment	ex-TB-29 National Atomic Museum, New Mexico. Name not original to the aircraft. Briefly served with the 20th AF/509th from Dec 1946 to Aug 1947. Used as a ground training aircraft at Chanute AFB , Illinois. Eventually put on display as Enola Gay. Aircraft was disassembled and moved to the NAM when Chanute closed in August 1993. Aircraft is on outdoor display and in poor condition. Entire plane is painted gray including the props. Aircraft has been moved to the new museum site.
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Row 2 info	B-29-97-BW
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Row 3 info	National Museum of Nuclear Science & History, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Row 3 title	Current Location
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abstract	ex-TB-29 National Atomic Museum, New Mexico. Name not original to the aircraft. Briefly served with the 20th AF/509th from Dec 1946 to Aug 1947. Used as a ground training aircraft at Chanute AFB , Illinois. Eventually put on display as Enola Gay. Aircraft was disassembled and moved to the NAM when Chanute closed in August 1993. Aircraft is on outdoor display and in poor condition. Entire plane is painted gray including the props. Aircraft has been moved to the new museum site.

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