90th Bomb Group

I'm looking for this photo of Booby Trap in the clouds for my nose art book. I discovered it in a 90th grouping with an original patch a few years ago and at $700, it was out of my price range. Does anyone have a copy of this photo? Also where was it taken and the approx mission?
Thanks!

I have determined that this is Sky Lady 42-40982 of the 319th

Django wrote: ↑21 Feb 2024 1116 I found this close up of the above aircraft dropping the bombs in my scans, but unfortunately there is no name.

Another mystery... who is this gentleman? I would have thought it was Homer King, but his son Michael said it is not. The style does not match Hoffman, Cooper or Eipper.

Does anyone know if Betty Cleland was ever depicted in any of the nose art?

I found this close up of the above aircraft dropping the bombs in my scans, but unfortunately there is no name.

Did some looking around and found this listed under MACR 15983, but wasn't able to find the actual report. Found these 2 pages. I wasn't able to find the BuNo of the B-24.

Do you recognize this one? There's no number on the tail.

Little Chief "521"

Not sure what the significance of "521" is. I thought perhaps his number, but that is not it.

Thanks Bob. These are great! I have most of those, but certainly not in color. That's fantastic. I wonder if I have the wrong artist attributed to Buck Benny. Hoffman's Booby Trap, Little Chief and Road to Tokyo all are signed "521" and Buck Benny doesn't appear to have that. It sure looks...