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23rd October 2024, 08:54

twocee

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Re: US Navy A/C History Card question

The 'V' symbol has nothing to do with the date. It simply denotes stricken on account of obsolescence and you will find it used frequently in relation to F4Us at Barbers Point in December 1945.

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