This is the oldest B-24A variant in existence. It was number 18 of an order of 20 LB-30Bs for the RAF. It currently wears the paint scheme and markings of the 98th Bomb Group, 9th U.S. Air Force.
Consolidated
LB-30B Liberator
This LB-30B was originally a B-24A. She was involved in an accident during her delivery flight to Canada in 1941. The aircraft was recovered, and Consolidated rebuilt it to a transport configuration (LB-30). Consolidated used it as a company aircraft throughout World War II. Consolidated used "LB" for Land Bomber.