Viking1066
Brigadier General
Grumman F4F-4 Wildcat (VMF-122) at Camp Kearney, California - January 1942 SEOR
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Izzat' a Zero poking out from under the Duck's tail?Grumman J2F-6 Duck 'N57790' October 1973 AIRH
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Sure looks like it!Izzat' a Zero poking out from under the Duck's tail?
Good eyeIzzat' a Zero poking out from under the Duck's tail?
Izzat' a Zero poking out from under the Duck's tail?
The observer/gunner looks like he's ready to be done flying for the day.View attachment 848263
the pic source: the net.
Didn't Black Sheep Squadron have a Duck, now and then?Maybe a Tora Zero but absolutely not a genuine one.
I wonder if The Planes of Fame Museum Zero is one of these?A rare photo, Assembly line of Mitsubishi A6M5 Model 52 Zero fighters at the Nakajima Aircraft Company's Koizumi plant circa 1943-1944
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Dangit! Thanks for the reminder. I still need to go check that place out.Coincidentally, I took a photo of an F6F-5 Hellcat in those the same markings as aircraft #32 shown. It is an aircraft that is part of the Flying Heritage Collection Museum at Paine Field, WA, the museum formerly owned by Paul Allen.View attachment 848357
Yes, they did...at least on the TV show. =)Didn't Black Sheep Squadron have a Duck, now and then?
Grumman J2F-6 Duck 'N57790' October 1973 AIRH
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No, that was Black Duck Squadron (Sorry, couldn't resist..........)Didn't Black Sheep Squadron have a Duck, now and then?