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After an emergency landing in Sweden, a B-17G became a bargaining chip for hundreds of American internees. During World War II, 143 U.S. Army Air Forces aircraft made unscheduled arrivals in neutral Sweden, 69 of them B-17 Flying Fortresses. Ten of the bombers were handed over to the Swedish government, slated for conversion into 14-seat …
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