MiTasol
Major
Great photo but not a P-51.
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Great photo showing some vehicles as well. To the right is a Ford "Woody" 1941. Judging by the bigger "desert" tires this is a C11ADF:An Australian Gloster "Gladiator" fighter patrol returns to its desert base after a mission over the fighting line before Bardia, Libya, January 5, 1941, which fell to British force.
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This is clearly a TFZ ..... Titter-Free Zone. So thereI titter inappropriately at your aesthetic confusement.
She looks ready to give birth to a clutch of cute little O-47lets.....The 112th Observation Squadron of the Ohio National Guard was 'federalised' in November 1940 and equipped with O-47s at Pope Field 1941 AIRH
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Mummy to daughter whose a pilot in ATA, "Darling-is it Dangerous?" "No Mummy only when you land."ATA pilot Joy Lofthouse UNSU
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Good diorama candidateAnother view of a different SBD being refueled. The red outlines to the national insignia were only used for a only few months during the summer of 1943 INHG
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At a first, quick glance I thought it was an AI failure.An F6F Hellcat undergoes maintenance on board the USS Essex (CV 9) during a break in combat operations in 1944 FACB
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