Meet the Boeing B-29 Superfortress, the bomber that redefined air power in World War Two. First flown in 1942, it was the most advanced propeller-driven aircraft of its time, bigger, faster and more capable than anything that came before. With four massive Wright R-3350 engines, it introduced innovations unheard of then: a pressurized cabin, tricycle landing gear and remote-controlled defensive turrets. It could fly higher, farther and with greater precision than any bomber before it. The B-29’s

The Boeing B-29 Superfortress stands as one of the most significant and innovative bombers ever built. Designed and built during World War II, the B-29 was a groundbreaking achievement in aviation engineering, incorporating advanced features and technology that were far ahead of its time. #ww2 #aviation | The War Rooms

The Boeing B-29 Superfortress was one of the most recognizable and technologically advanced airplanes during World War II. Go inside the cockpit and experience a memorable flight on one of the last surviving models, nicknamed FIFI, in 360 degrees! She was rescued and restored by the Commemorative Air Force in the 1970s and now flies to cities across America. Subscribe at YouTube.com/VRtuallyThere for more great #VR. | USA TODAY