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Re: Maj Glenn E. Duncan (353rd FG)
According to Rust's "The Slybird Group", there were at least three aircraft flown by Duncan. The picture in the book of (olive drab) P47 (4)28634 shows the flying skeleton as being on the port side cowling, as does the picture of another (Natural finish) P47 with the same name, (4)225971...
At the back of the book is a drawing of yet another "Natural finish" P47, supposedly flown by Duncan, again with the same name but with the S/N of (4)225506, but is difficult to see on the line drawing of '506 if the flying skeleton was painted on both sides of the cowling....
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