Viking1066
Brigadier General
USS New York (BB 34), placing 3rd OS2U on catapult, May 1943 SILV
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Everyone seems to want to paint them red, but I think the very few you see in overall USAAF OD and gray or the British colors are even more striking.That Staggerwing is gorgeous.
Saw a picture of one in AAC trainer colors. Blue fuse, yellow wings, red dot stars and the stripey tail. They're all good.Everyone seems to want to paint them red, but I think the very few you see in overall USAAF OD and gray or the British colors are even more striking.
An elegant looking aircraft that just didn't quite make the grade. One of my favorites. I've colorized some images in prewar colors a while back, before I had any AI tools, so all done by hand in layers - a tedious process, but a good way to relax and unwind.Rear Gunner waits on SB2U-2 of VS-42 on flight deck of USS RANGER during August 1942 NAVY
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YIKES! That would be like a Jag XKE for driver's ed!Saw a picture of one in AAC trainer colors.
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German soldiers and officers inspecting HMS Campbeltown moments before she explodes, killing 250 and wreck the
drydock she rammed useless for the rest of the war.
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Funny plus agree equals winner.YIKES! That would be like a Jag XKE for driver's ed!
The USAAF launched a flight of A-20A the afternoon of 7 Dec to look for the IJN but did not know where to find them.A USAAF A-20A Havoc ('70') painted with the early-war USAAF stars flies over Oahu Island, in the
Hawaii Islands, on 29 May 1941.
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German soldiers and officers inspecting HMS Campbeltown moments before she explodes, killing 250 and wreck the
drydock she rammed useless for the rest of the war.
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Lacey was one of the few RAF pilots on operational duties on both the opening and closing day of the war. His final tally was 28 confirmed, four probables and nine damaged.Flight Lieutenant J H "Ginger" Lacey of No. 501 Squadron RAF, in the cockpit of his Supermarine
Spitfire Mk I at Colerne, Wiltshire, 29 May 1941. At this time, he has 23 victories gained in 1940.
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