BlackSheep
Banned
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- May 31, 2018
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Did they hit anything?
That's the sweet thing about ground attack, you always hit the target.They did successfully hit the ground. As with most bullets, we've never left one up there yet!
Of course, you could say the sane for ALL aerial projectile attacks.
We could say that of every aircraft type which served in the War - or not?We obviously would not have won the War without the P-39.
Not. What else combines speed, firepower, AND the ability to cruise with your arm out the window like your in the 6-4?We could say that of every aircraft type which served in the War - or not?
Did those 'car' doors come with electric windows I wonder?Not. What else combines speed, firepower, AND the ability to cruise with your arm out the window like your in the 6-4?
They were old school, with crank handles.Did those 'car' doors come with electric windows I wonder?
I don't think that was a factory option on the '64 Impala…but from what I've seen in the news I believe the twin 30s were…Did those 'car' doors come with electric windows I wonder?
It did and came in 3rd in 1947. It was very competitive in the post war years.P-39 'Cobra 2" won the 1946 Thompson Trophy race.
Lord have mercy, look at the soot trail behind the exhaust stacks...There were lot more changes,
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Like the propeller from a P-63 starting at the front end of the plane, The race plane wound up within a few pounds of of service P-39 even with all kinds of stuff stripped out (including the window winder handles).
See if you can find the modified pitot tubeAnd the air scoop under the fuselage!