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This Question is impossible to answer. There were probably thousands of B-29 pilots and the Army (Air Force) did not keep a roster of every one. Also the pilots were in many different units: bomber units, training units. If you knew of one specific unit, then you may be able to obtain a roster of that unit for a specific date.

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Bombers-29, OR B-29 Super Fortresses. Bombers-29, OR B-29 Super Fortresses. Bombers-29, OR B-29 Super Fortresses.

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A B-29 Super fortress is a large American World War 2 bomber, it has a smaller sister plane the B-17 Flying fortress

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