Myself and two friends went to Duxford one Saturday late in June if memory serves me correctly. 

We arrived early, and in time to see the fighters being towed out of the hangers. 

We were disappointed to find out that there would 

be no B-17 flying that day. B-17 "Mother & Country" had just had an engine

replaced following an engine failure, and it's own engine was still being

refitted to B-17 "Mary Alice". The days quiet was frequently interrupted by

test firing of "Sally B's" ball turret.

We were treated to the sight of the three 109's flying together, a sight I

haven't seen since. The five P-51's also flew, with "Aces High's" B-25

camera ship. I would have had more pictures except for a camera failure

after the first roll of film resulting in the second roll being completely

blank!

The two pictures of the OFMC's 109 attacking "Sally B" were taken the

following year at RAF Finningly while the aircraft still wore their film

paint schemes, 'though the 109 had a yellow cowling added by then. I've

included them because you don't normally see a 109 that close to a B-17 at

shows.