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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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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.
 
Nakajima Ki-84s of the 6th Aviation brigade RoCAF SECP
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Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless of VB-8 on the deck of the USS Hornet (CV-8) REDD
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Timely
 
How did you manage to get that close?
I wish. I am going to this military park with guy has 200 aircraft and tanks. I will take pictures.
 
The Combined Fleet at the Yokosuka Naval Review, October 11, 1940 IJN Kako. Left Kongo and Haruna. Center Nagato, Mutsu, Ise and Yamashiro. Carrier is the IJN Soryu. REDD
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Within five years, all were sunk.
 

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