Pappy Boyington Scores his first victory by William Reynolds.

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Pappy Boyington Scores his first victory by William Reynolds. - Aviation Art Prints
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Pappy Boyington Scores his first victory by William Reynolds.

Boyingtons P-40 scores his first victory against Japanese fighters escorting Mitsubishi G4-M (Betty) Bombers near Rangoon, Burma.

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Item Code : AX0066 Pappy Boyington Scores his first victory by William Reynolds. - This Edition
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Kittyhawk	Curtiss Kittyhawk, single engine fighter with a top speed of 362mph, ceiling of 30,000 feet and a range of 1190 miles with extra fuel tanks but 900 miles under normal operation. Kitty Hawk armaments was four or six .50in machine guns in the wings and a bomb load of up to 1,000 lb's. A development of the earlier Tomahawk, the Kitty Hawk saw service in may air force's around the world, American, Australian, New Zealand, and the Royal Air Force. which used them in the Mediterranean, north Africa, and Malta. from January 1942/ apart from the large numbers used by the Us Air Force, over 3,000 were used by Commonwealth air force's including the Royal air Force.

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