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February 26, 1944
Saturday We had one period of Renshaw this morning. Were given the Jap planes, Tony and Betty. Tony1 is the Jap’s only “in line” fighter. It looks a bit like a P-40, slight radiator instead of full. Small air scoop … Continue reading
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