Snautzer01
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A Douglas C-47 with a mark of victory over a Japanese unit. It seems to be the only aerial victory recorded for an unarmed aircraft, at least during the Pacific War. History (Source: Comcast
This plane is attacked by a Japanese fighter. To escape, the pilots of the C-47, the Lt. Charles P. Lawton Berkeley and George Laben, put the plane dive from 4,000 feet up lquasiment the treetops. The hunter follows sIn problem, and waits for the right moment to shoot transport. But without knowing Japanese is heading a slope he has not seen, focused on the preparation of his shot. At the last moment, the C-47 skips the edge of the slope, plunges into a valley and the Japanese fighter crashed against the wall ....
This plane is attacked by a Japanese fighter. To escape, the pilots of the C-47, the Lt. Charles P. Lawton Berkeley and George Laben, put the plane dive from 4,000 feet up lquasiment the treetops. The hunter follows sIn problem, and waits for the right moment to shoot transport. But without knowing Japanese is heading a slope he has not seen, focused on the preparation of his shot. At the last moment, the C-47 skips the edge of the slope, plunges into a valley and the Japanese fighter crashed against the wall ....
