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Picture from my Fathers scrap book, dated July 1944, he was on TDY with the Marine Scout VMSB-245 for Additional DB Training for the new Marine Squadron when they were based on Makin Atoll.

Somewere in his boxed up things I have the "Red Mousie Squadron Patch, Supposedly that is his SBD on the flight line across from the Culver TD2C Target Drones.
 

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Picture from my Fathers scrap book, dated July 1944, he was on TDY with the Marine Scout VMSB-245 for Additional DB Training for the new Marine Squadron when they were based on Makin Atoll.

Somewere in his boxed up things I have the "Red Mousie Squadron Patch, Supposedly that is his SBD on the flight line across from the Culver TD2C Target Drones.


These Hellcats look interesting. The VF(N)-90 judging by the arrow marking on the tails.

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When the Boeing B-9 went aloft in 1931, it was one speedy airplane. Its top speed of almost 200 MPH equaled or bettered that of the pursuit planes who vainly tried to intercept JIVE
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I was in love with this plane the I first time I saw it in an Air Classics article. It was the easiest airplane to draw.
 

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