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Actually the A-36 guys wanted to call them Invaders.

But the attached article tries to address the Apache question.

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North American add in US Air Services magazine April 1942 :

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Aww, that'll buff right out
You know, they do make Bondo for airplanes.....
 
Aircraft bondo is very heavy. A neighbor's uncle worked for an airline and brought half of a can to his nephew for the kid's car. Much heavier than auto Bondo, however 200mph is not a requirement.
 
I am starting to sweat just looking at that engine change! No shade, probably Guam or Tinian. Probably 85F+ and 85% Humidity. Almost all manual labor to lift the engines. I am dehydrating just looking at that scene!
 
Must have been a rarity, a F4U being catapulted off a CVE. I don't remember seeing it before.
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A U.S. Marine Corps Vought F4U-1 Corsair of Marine Fighting Squadron 213 (VMF-213) Hell Hawks is warming up for a fight from the flight deck of the escort carrier USS Copahee (ACV-12), on 29 March 1943. Date 29 March 1943. National Museum of Naval Aviation photo No. 1996.253.7154.022
source warship wednesday – laststandonzombieisland
 
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