33k in the air
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- Jan 31, 2021
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Spreads terror amongst your enemy's and good for the environment, win win
Is that . . . is that a P-39?
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View attachment 696317
Spreads terror amongst your enemy's and good for the environment, win win
No, it's the 2022 virtue signaling, woke, tree hugging, sexually confused him/they/she non binary vegan brother/sister something??????Is that . . . is that a P-39?
No, it's the 2022 virtue signaling, woke, tree hugging, sexually confused him/they/she non binary vegan brother/sister something??????
"The Fork-Tailed Devil Earns Its Nickname"
https://www.hotcars.com/p-38-lightning-americas-fork-tailed-devil/
When Youtube goes off line.When will this ridiculous myth stop being spread?
I think the correct term for a spork is runcible spoon, as in the attached poem. The Owl and the Pussy-Cat by Edward Lear | Poetry FoundationView attachment 696317
Spreads terror amongst your enemy's and good for the environment, win win
Runcible schwanz teufel? Mein Gott!!!!!I think the correct term for a spork is runcible spoon, as in the attached poem. The Owl and the Pussy-Cat by Edward Lear | Poetry Foundation
I suspect that the only way to stop the "Fork Tail Devil" thing, is to go back in time and break Caidin's fingers so he couldn't type.
My Uncle Jimmy (USAAC/USAAF), in a letter to my Grandmother (his sister), stated he had completed his training in the "Fork Tail Devil".
It was sent to her in 1942.
I did do a design for the P-38 a few years ago as a request, I didn't know the origins of the nickname, but it is what they wanted, I don't know where it was used, he was heavily into online gaming, it may have been used there.I.E., before any enemy had enough experience fighting it to nickname it even as Americans were already hearing it, is what this implies to me.
My guess, is Caidin overheard the Americans (who have nicknames for everything) and created a story.I.E., before any enemy had enough experience fighting it to nickname it even as Americans were already hearing it, is what this implies to me.
He also claimed he saw "F-38s" being chopped up in South Korea a few months before the North attackedMy guess, is Caidin overheard the Americans (who have nicknames for everything) and created a story.
His greatest fiction happens to be about a P-38, by the way - the love story of Regia Aeronautica Lt. Rossi and his deadly P-38...
To be fair, there were rumors of an Italian P-38 seen in the Italian skies.He also claimed he saw "F-38s" being chopped up in South Korea a few months before the North attacked