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What does he mean by "far north"? I know the P-38 was stationed in the Aleutians, and that conditions were fairly primitive at Adak; could that be what he was talking about?
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The guy flew them for a company that was mapping areas in Canada.What does he mean by "far north"? I know the P-38 was stationed in the Aleutians, and that conditions were fairly primitive at Adak; could that be what he was talking about?
The guy flew them for a company that was mapping areas in Canada.
I really thought some might appreciate these insights of a guy that flew both aircraft but I guess not. He flew and ferried these aircraft not just in the North but in every continent save Australia and Antarctica ,The guy flew them for a company that was mapping areas in Canada.
I do appreciate what he had to say and I also appreciate that he didn't fly them in combat and had many hours on one (1) trying to be supported almost 10 years after production was stopped. With that said I put some of his comments into perspective. In fact, I think most of his comments comes from operating that ONE aircraft in the manner I just stated, not as an operational combat aircraft.I really thought some might appreciate these insights of a guy that flew both aircraft but I guess not. He flew and ferried these aircraft not just in the North but in every continent save Australia and Antarctica ,
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