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I wonder what Admiral Yamamoto’s personal thoughts about the Lockheed P-38 Lightning were?🤔
“The Yamamoto Shootdown: In April 1943, its extreme range allowed Lockheed P-38G Lightnings to ambush and kill Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, the mastermind behind the Pearl Harbor attack.”
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5 March 1944. Killed in action while dogfighting, 5 March 1944 (aged 32) over Wewak, Territory of New Guinea. P-47 pilot Colonel Neel Kearby. First USAAF fighter pilot to receive the Medal of Honour. With 22 air victories, he was the top-scoring P-47 pilot in the Pacific Theatre.
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307th BG 371st BS B-24L Liberator 44-41421 going down after being intercepted by Japanese fighters during a raid on Alicante Airfield on Negros on November 8th 1944
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F5 photo reconnaissance aircraft on an airstrip at Amchitka, Aleutian Islands, 7 May 1942; note C-47 transport aircraft in background
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American B-32 Dominator bomber (Consolidated B-32 Dominator, serial number 42-108528) at Clark Field in the Philippines in July 1945.
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11 July 1943. B-17E "Yankee Doodle" Serial Number 41-2463 took off piloted by Lt. Eugene "Gene" Roddenberry armed with dropping fragmentation cluster bombs on a successful night bombing mission to "harass" targets around Kahili on southern Bougainville. Yeah that Star Trek Guy.
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American aircraft technicians paint on the fuselage of a B-25H on Tarawa. January 1944
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Boeing B-29 Superfortress
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