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The First Hellcat Ace [Kindle Edition] Cdr Hamilton McWhorter, III, USN (Ret) with Jay A. Stout http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002IT6LB8/?tag=dcglabs-20

Found it leafing through this book. Zemke's Wolf Pack Paperback by Roger A. Freeman (Author) Zemke's Wolf Pack: Roger A. Freeman: 9780671727147: Amazon.com: Books Page 123

P-47N Roomy had armrests and fold down rudder peddles and autopilot for those log missions reliable R-2800 and shitloads of firepower

In Hub Zemke's book he said it would slow the big heavy P-47 down. Another book I read, ( maybe Johnson's ??) He stated the first time he fired 8 .50 cals, he thought something was shaking the aircraft apart.

At about 00:58 is looks like they are trying to destroy a Boeing B-17 Bomber on the ground.

Doesn't Dayton have all those on display ? I haven't been there in several years

What about Pensacola ?

B-17 Aluminum overcast I crawled through a few years ago. note this one is 6-9.5Mhz ( MC ) HF I know a ham radio operator who still uses one of these on CW ( morse )... reel antenna

Thanks I used to wait an hour or more. This time I tried a few mins. after applying the decal. Seems like the Super scale Int. lay down better than the Tamiya. ....and the academy don't ever lay down

Using MIRCO SET before applying the decal. How long afterward should I apply the MICRO SOL ? 3mins? 1 hour ? next day ? thanks Using these decals Superscale 48-1096: Robert Johnson's P-47s, reviewed by Scott Van Aken

The story is.... Kalashnikov was a wounded T-34 tanker tinkered and designed the AK-47 while on convalescent leave. Successful German Arms designer Hugo Schmeisser was captured and forced to work on Kalashnikov's design team Schmeisser designed the Stg-44, which has a different bolt...

US M1919A6 the US military quickly learned to respect the German MG-42 and after the war, along with design inspiration from the FG-42, developed the M-60 GPMG

Pensacola NAS museum Battle of Midway veteran

How cold is too cold to airbrush MODEL MASTER paint ? It's 25* F outside, and about 40* in my garage How warm does the room need to be for good results ? thanks