Ferried over from the USA to the UK in May 1978 to take part in the filming of the movie Hanover Street, in which it appeared with Big Bad Bonnie nose art. It was flown back to the USA in July/August 1986 and was loaned to March Field Air Museum for a time, but at the time of this photo it had been stored at Chino since 1990. It is shown as current on the USCAR but its whereabouts and status is unknown.

Ex 44-30210. A star in the film 'Hanover Street', but damaged in a forced landing in France in July 1982. It was shipped to the USA in 1986 and is now (2024) airworthy with an owner in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Flown over from the USA for the film Hanover Street. Former USAF 44-30210. Registered as N9455Z in 1960. Flown back to the USA in 1986. Current on the register in 2023.

Staging through Maastricht returning from an airshow. My 8 year old son was delighted to be allowed on board and sit in the cockpit.

Last civil registration was N9455Z.

Tremendous sight at this disused RAF Comms airfield during the making of the film 'Hanover Street'. The Mitchells were taxiing up to this point for the film cameras then doing a 180, backtrack and round over and over again. The identity of this aircraft, painted as 'Big Bad Bonnie/151863', is also quoted by some as 108-34535 working on its original USAAF serial of 44-30210, but it is generally held that 108-33485 is correct. After being allocated to the March Field Museum, the aircraft found its way to Chino where it has been undergoing an extended restoration since the early '90s