Known as the Crown Point B-17 crash site, it's become a pilgrimage spot, sought out by World War II buffs, aviation enthusiasts and hikers seeking a sense of adventure and a visceral tie to history.

A few scenic campsites are located near the B-17 crash site. There are a good number of sites around Tubal Cain Mine, but be careful where you collect your water. Some of it travels through the ...

the very base where flak batteries brought down his B-17 on April 13, 1944. Seventy years later, the WWII Tech. Sgt. and top turret gunner is back at the site where the Belgian resistance helped ...

Recently, though, there was nothing now as essentially every square foot of land near the crash site was overturned. Huge mounds of uprooted trees are being shredded into mulch. The B-17 was ...

But a deadly crash in Connecticut this week of the very same B-17 has cast a pall over the band ... daylight raids against German industrial sites at a terrible cost in allied lives.

Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board combed through evidence at the Dallas crash site Monday ... while the five others were in the B-17 — were publicly identified by the ...

in the middle of a story focusing upon a second B-17 crash that occurred in full public view on the morning of Oct. 1, 1943, just two-miles outside Big Sandy. "Base officials were out at the site ...

Two iconic vintage aircraft—a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress ... took command of the crash site, as the Dallas Police Department and the Dallas Fire and Rescue provided support, Johnson said.

ANTHON, Iowa -- Sixty-two years after the crash of a B-17 bomber southwest of Anthon and the death of its crew, four families were recognized during a memorial dedication ceremony.