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#00001   P-47D AC parked 50FG   50th FG on their airfield near Nancy France. Note Cletrac Perley, Richard   Nancy France 1944
#00002 219447 P-39 AC idling 357FG Saga Boy II Group CO, Col. Edward S. Chickering's airplane being started with the hand crank. July 1943 NASM [AF photo?]   Hamilton Field, Cali 1943
#00003   AT-6 Trainer AC pilot     Probably a USAAF photoPilot standing on wing with mail bag. Has red and white nose USAF (NA)      
#00004 138309 P-39D Airacobra AC maintenance     Fighter transition P-39D. Men standing under the plane Skinner, W.J.   Page Field  
#00005 MM345 Mosquito MK XV AC parked 25BG (R) 653BS   A very bright Mosquito of the 25thBG (R) - 653rdBS. These aircraft were adopted in late October 1944 for 'Chaff' dispensing. Used to block enemy radar, 'Chaff' was the code-name for metalic foil strips that were released to confuse radar by disrupting the signal. These Mosquitos were used especially for the task of flying ahead of bomber formations to aid their arrival safely over the target. The bright red tail was adopted to avoid some friendly fighter pilots from mis-identifying them Me410's, that had a very similar shape. (This aircraft should be recorded as Mosquito PRXVI?) Astrella   Watton, England 1944
#00006   P-38J AC TO 82FG   This P38J 82ndFG, is taking off on a mission in 1944. The coloful red spinners nose standing out against the morning sunrise. Zurney, W   Foggia, Italy 1944
#00007     GI 97FS 82FG   L to R: Lt. Billie B. Watson, Maj. Steve Stone and Capt. George Marvin coming out of mission briefing. Zurney W   Foggia, Italy 1944
#00008   P-38 AC pilot 97FS 82FG   1Lt Walter Zurney sits in his P-38 after his 50th & last mission. Walter Zurney [credit]   Foggia, Italy 1944
#00009 413298 P-51D AC parked 52FG 2FS Marie sitting on runway Fred A ohr Grills. Yellow tail Bamberger, F   Germany 1945
#00010   P-38 AC ground     view from cockpit area across desert     North Africa 1942
#00011   Spitfire, Supermarine AC pilot 31FG Lonesome Polecat Supermarine Spitfire Vc, c. July 1943 Skinner   Italy 1943
#00012   Supermarine Walrus amphibian AC parked     Walrus amphibian, RAF air-sea rescue a/c.   British    
#00013     Scenery     Smoke plume from eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, Italy c June 44 Skinner   Italy 1944
#00014     Personnel     USO show, probably in Italy Skinner   Italy  
#00015     Scenery     Muddy conditions on field showing Dodge command car & jeep at least partially bogged down.     Sicily  
#00016     Scenery     North African tea vendor. Photo is reversed        
#00017   Macchi C.202 Folgore AC parked   Whacky Macchi Italian fighter, possibly captured in Sicily. Pilot on wing. Flipped image, 12/6/06   Italian    
#00018   P-51D AC parked 99FS 332FG Tuskegee Airmen   Side view on ground 332 FG, the Tuskegee airmen. Bamberger, F   Italy 1944
#00019   Spitfire, Supermarine, Mk IX AC parked 307FS 31FG   Plane only. Probably taken in North Africa, early 43     North Africa 1943
#00020     AC pilot 307FS 31FG   Group of pilots of [unit]. Probably Naples, Italy winter 43. {Most are waring flight jackets with sq patch, enlarged pic may show 307th FS 31FG     Naples Italy 1943
#00021 35984 Spitfire, Supermarine, Mk VIII P-51A AC parked (Also Spit 20) 31FG   Mar 44. Note the biplane in left background. Possibly a captured Italian airplane. See note below Castel Volturno US Foggia, Italy 1944
#00022   Spitfire, Supermarine MKV AC parked 31FG   Photo after June 43, dark, sunset.   US    
#00023   Spitfire, Supermarine, MK VIII AC parked 31 FG   parked in front of house on dirt        
#00024   Spitfire, Supermarine, MK V AC wreckage 308FS 31FG   Spitfire MkV wrecked, taken after 6/43. This is was Lt. Lelland Molland's first aircraft 'HL-X'. In Jan 1944 all MkV's were replaces with the superior MkVIII Spitfire.     Tunisia 1943
#00025   B-25D AC wreckage     AC wrecked        
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