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P-51B-10-NA, VF-P, Reggie's Reply579 viewsThis was the assigned aircraft of Capt. John T. Godfrey, 336th Fighter Squadron, 4th Fighter Group in April 1944.
This new aircraft was presented to him on his return from leave. Twenty black swastikas under the cockpit showed Godfrey's tally at the time. The aircraft was named after Godrey's brother Reggie who was lost in the Atlantic when his ship was torpedoed by a German submarine, hence Reggie's Reply.
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Dave Edgerly's Tiger I578 viewsClick here to read the feature article on this model.
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What if the Presbyterian Church USA had a P-40? Otaki kit, 1/48577 views
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A-4E converted to an F - VA-55, 1972, South China Sea (Monogram 1/48)576 views
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Academy Hispano Ha-1112 Buchon574 views
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F9F-2 Panther (Trumpeter 1/48)573 views
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British Quad Gun Tractor & 25 Pound Gun (Tamiya 1/35)571 views
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Chinese PLA Type 69-II Medium Tank (Trumpeter 1/35)568 viewsBox stock White Elephant gift from Xmas Party
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North Vietnam T-34/85 (1/35566 views
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P-47D-25-RE557 viewsThis P-47D-25-RE was assigned to pilot Major Hal G. Shook of the 506th Fighter Squadron, 404th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force in October 1944.
The invasion stripes on this aircraft have been overpainted with olive drab on the upper surfaces. Also of note, this is the only armed and operational P-47D seen without landing gear covers on the main wheels.
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P-47D-23-RA, CP-D555 viewsP-47D-23-RA, serial number 42-76433, CP-D is the first aircraft of the 367th Fighter Squadron, 358th Fighter Group, 100th Fighter Wing, 9th Air Force.
It was assigned to the unit just before D-Day, June 1944. It has full invasion stripes, yet it does not have the red cowl typical of this units aircraft.The side mounted rear view mirrors are visible on this aircraft.
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