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MM9476, Macchi MC.202 Folgore, C/N: Not found MM9476
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Aircraft MM9476, Macchi MC.202 Folgore, c/n Not found MM9476, MC.202 at the National Air & Space Museum. It's real identity is unknown, but the NASM restored it to this one., photo by Glenn E. Chatfield
MC.202 at the National Air & Space Museum. It's real identity is unknown, but the NASM restored it to this one.
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Shot Date 1991-06-11
Upload Date 2007-12-16
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Aircraft MM9476, National Air and Space Museum - Photo by Hunter Adams, photo by Zane Adams
Zane Adams
Aircraft MM9476, Macchi C.202 FOLGORE, WWII Italian fighter, at NASM, photo by Timothy Aanerud
Timothy Aanerud
@ NASM
Aircraft MM9476, Macchi C.202 FOLGORE (Thunderbolt), WWII Italian fighter, One of only two remaining examples, DB601 license-built by ALFA Romeo 1,175 Hp inverted V-12, Unknown history-arbitrarily series IX MM9476, left wing 8.66 inches longer than right to combat torque., at NASM, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
@ NASM
Aircraft MM9476, Italian Air Force Aeronautica Macchi C.202 Folgore on display at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC., photo by Suncoast Spotter
Suncoast Spotter
Aircraft MM9476, The Folgore was a successor to the C.200 Saeta. Using a German Daimler-Benz DB 601 in-line engine, the Folgore was superior to the P-40 and Hurricane in North Africa. This Folgore is painted in the markings of 90° Squadriglia, 10° Gruppo, 4° Stormo., photo by Arjun Sarup
Arjun Sarup
Aircraft MM9476, Macchi MC.202 Folgore, c/n Not found MM9476, MC.202 at the National Air & Space Museum. It's real identity is unknown, but the NASM restored it to this one., photo by Glenn E. Chatfield
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