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AK987, 1942 Curtiss P-40E Kittyhawk 1A, C/N: 18731
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Aircraft AK987, 1942 Curtiss P-40E Kittyhawk 1A, c/n 18731, This is aircraft is painted to represent the P-40E flown in combat by Bruce Holloway, a pilot in both the Flying Tigers and its successor AAF unit, the 23d Fighter Group. The aircraft is actually a “Kittyhawk” an export version of this Curtiss fighter., at FFO, photo by Ironramper
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This is aircraft is painted to represent the P-40E flown in combat by Bruce Holloway, a pilot in both the Flying Tigers and its successor AAF unit, the 23d Fighter Group. The aircraft is actually a “Kittyhawk” an export version of this Curtiss fighter.
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Shot Date 2005-06-15
Airport FFO
Wright-Patterson AFB Airport, Dayton, Ohio United States
Upload Date 2012-03-25
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Aircraft AK987, P-40E Kittyhawk, at FFO, photo by Florida Metal
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Aircraft AK987, P-40E at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, at FFO, photo by Glenn E. Chatfield
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Aircraft AK987, At The Museum of the United States Air Force Dayton Ohio., at KFFO, photo by kenvidkid
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Aircraft AK987, Curtis P-40E Kittyhawk, at FFO, photo by Florida Metal
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Aircraft AK987, 1942 Curtiss P-40E Kittyhawk 1A, c/n 18731, This is aircraft is painted to represent the P-40E flown in combat by Bruce Holloway, a pilot in both the Flying Tigers and its successor AAF unit, the 23d Fighter Group. The aircraft is actually a “Kittyhawk” an export version of this Curtiss fighter., at FFO, photo by Ironramper
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