Flying Fortress

A Flying Fortress refers to the Boeing B-17 bomber, a World War II aircraft known for its durability and heavy armament. Designed for strategic bombing missions, it could carry large bomb loads and defend itself with multiple machine guns. Its robust construction allowed it to sustain significant damage and still return to base, earning a reputation for resilience. The term "Flying Fortress" highlights its role as a heavily armed, fortified bomber capable of operating over enemy territory while providing protection to its crew and attacking strategic targets.