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Snautzer01
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Web site says they belonged to Major James Olin Brewer, pilot of the 35th, donated by his son. Maybe they were press photos and he got copies
Note the external racks beneath the wings (and fuselage). And it appears that one .30cal MG was removed from each wing right above the wing racks. Unusual. Has the 20mm cannon so it must be a D-1 or P-400.
Must be a D-1. Doesn't have the 12 stacks of the P-400Note the external racks beneath the wings (and fuselage). And it appears that one .30cal MG was removed from each wing right above the wing racks. Unusual. Has the 20mm cannon so it must be a D-1 or P-400.
Yep.Must be a D-1. Doesn't have the 12 stacks of the P-400
Top speed of the P-39 wasn't even close to 500mph and it struggled to get close to 400mph
That's one of the P-400s manufactured for Britain impressed into AAF service. Has the 20mm cannon in the nose.