That’s more likely.
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I agree.
I guess you never know what you'll be shooting at so give them a little of both.
Or should I say a lot of both.
I guess you never know what you'll be shooting at so give them a little of both.
Or should I say a lot of both.
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Pilots at meeting. Behind a P-63 Kingcobra. Circa 1940
Just an FYI...
A P63 in Soviet colors
A P63 in Soviet colors
The planes look the same, but with different tails.Just an FYI...
A P63 in Soviet colors
Good catch.
I did a quick look up for the P63 and it looks like it may be a P63F which has the pointier tail.
"P-63F Bell Model 43 variant featured an enlarged vertical tail and Allison V-1710-135; only two (43-11719 and 43-11722) built."
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I did a quick look up for the P63 and it looks like it may be a P63F which has the pointier tail.
"P-63F Bell Model 43 variant featured an enlarged vertical tail and Allison V-1710-135; only two (43-11719 and 43-11722) built."
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Pilots studying the map prior to the mission.
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Rusian Tupolev TB 3 captured by Finnish forces
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Navigator of the Petlyakov Pe-2 / 1944.
Probably be easier if used Google Maps. 