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Erik Shilling - Aircrew Details - Aviation Directory

Erik Shilling


Name : Erik Shilling
Died : 19th March 2002

Erik Shilling was amongst the first volunteer pilots with the A.V.G. Although credited with only one air victory, Erik flew many dangerous photo missions in his P-40 modified for vital camera work, which included the removal of 4 of his machine guns. In 1942 he joined the China National Airways flying 700 round trips over the Hump. He died 19th March 2002.

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Chennault's Flying Tigers by Robert Taylor.


Flying Tigers - The Stuff of Legend by Robert Taylor.



Aircraft for : Erik Shilling
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Warhawk



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Manufacturer : Curtiss
Production Began : 1938
Retired : 1958
Number Built : 13738

Warhawk

P-40



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American Volunteer Group

Country : US
(AVG) Financially backed by China to defend against Japanese attack, prior to American entering the war. Pilots awarded $500 bounty for each aircraft destroyed.

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American Volunteer Group

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