Dana Bell's latest activity
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DDana Bell replied to the thread Greg Spouts Off About P-38 Drop Tanks.Hi All, I finally listened to this webcast today, then read all of the follow-up comments. I don't know Greg (or even his last name)...
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DDana Bell replied to the thread The USA interwar planes.I thinks we're all having a problem with those pre-1962 Navy designations today - that should read "R3D-1!"
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DDana Bell replied to the thread Need info on 18th FG or other Guadalcanal P-40 units.As with many other Seventh AF squadrons, the 44th was transferred between groups and independent stations as needed. Here's the best...
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DDana Bell replied to the thread The Squadron Book P-39 in Action is Available on Archive.org.I've got no say in what you link to, but that site is giving away free downloads to materials that are still covered by copyright. It's...
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DDana Bell replied to the thread Tea and Coffee.....Never liked coffee, but LOVE PG Tips! The local US grocery stores stopped carrying it, so mail order works, Makes a great iced tea...
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DDana Bell replied to the thread 2nd BG color markings in 2nd half of 1944.On the one hand, my recent move left me with a MUCH smaller office. On the other hand, I've been forced to go through my collections to...
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DDana Bell replied to the thread pre WWI US Navy and Army flying machines.Good call - That's Glenn himself coming on board Pennsylvania on 18 January 1911. And so began US naval aviation... Cheers, Dana
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DDana Bell replied to the thread Advanced French Fighters vs 1942/1943 contemporaries.There are several scattered reports on French pre- and early-War aircraft in NARA RG342 entries P26 and P27 (the Sarah Clark...
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DDana Bell replied to the thread The USA interwar planes.Thank you gents, Sorry I was away for so long - my loss. And yes, that was me back in Albany in 1971. I'd been a modeler forever, but...
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DDana Bell replied to the thread The USA interwar planes.Hi Flypaper, Having recently returned to the forum, I was please to see your recent posting on interwar Navy floatplanes. I've...
