A-20 restoration - Pima
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Excellent shots Hawk, have you got anymore? I could sure use them on the build I'm doing now.
pbfoot
1st Lieutenant
A20 restoration
1941 Historical Aircraft Group Museum
click on restoration projects
not to sidetrack but they are doing one at geneseo as well here is one link and if you search forums will find more
1941 Historical Aircraft Group Museum
click on restoration projects
not to sidetrack but they are doing one at geneseo as well here is one link and if you search forums will find more
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Thank you so much for the link PB!!!
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hawkeye2an
Staff Sergeant
Sorry, that's all I've got. It's not in active restoration and stored up on trestles. Couldn't get any interior shots.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Interesting stuff, thanks.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Not a problem, thank you for sharing what you do have.
Thorlifter
Captain
Good to see, seeing as how there are not many survivors.
syscom3
Pacific Historian
My 312th BG book has the following:
Serno is actually 43-21627. This makes sense as the 312th didnt get into combat untill 1944 and the "42" indicates a 1942 purchase contract. And thats unlikely as these bombers were used up at a good clip and most would have been gone by the time the 312th got into combat.
As per the book:
"Damaged in a flight line explosion at Nadzab on 7/4/44. Salvaged at Tadji in the 70's."
Serno is actually 43-21627. This makes sense as the 312th didnt get into combat untill 1944 and the "42" indicates a 1942 purchase contract. And thats unlikely as these bombers were used up at a good clip and most would have been gone by the time the 312th got into combat.
As per the book:
"Damaged in a flight line explosion at Nadzab on 7/4/44. Salvaged at Tadji in the 70's."
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