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It's a shame to see such a rare airplane as the Airacomet shot to pieces, but since it never amounted to much as a fighter, I guess they didn't care.

Still it was/is history in aluminum.
 
It's a shame to see such a rare airplane as the Airacomet shot to pieces, but since it never amounted to much as a fighter, I guess they didn't care.

Still it was/is history in aluminum.

Back then it was considered junk - BTW at Edwards there is one P-59 mounted on a pole.
 

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