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31st January 2011, 11:52
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P-47 P-47 Thunderbolt "battlin beaut" 341st Squadron
I believe this aircraft was flown in New Guinea in 1943/44 by a Lt. Clarence J. Blend of the 341st Squadron - 348th Fighter Group USAAF. In some photographs this aircraft has the number 90 on the fin and engine cowling. In other photographs it has the number 28 on the engine cowling. The nose-art is the same in all photographs, so, my question is, why the different numbers? Any information would be appreciated.
Last edited by johnboy; 1st February 2011 at 03:17. 
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