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Wow. Interesting. Just says "P-39" on the first page. I just skimmed it, but couldn't find a date or type (P-39D or P-39K etc) in the whole thing. It did mention the engine as a -85 which went into the N and Q but that was from Dec '42 so 1942 may be optimistic. In addition to that lady's employment resume at the end it had a set of review questions for an examination. This may possibly be something from a training base. Really neat history.I believe this is the manual from 1942. I may be off on the year though.
All the pilots manuals I have seen for the P-38, P-39, P-40, P-47 and P-51 look like this format: