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Old 15th May 2008, 14:25
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Re: FAA Role in the Pacific.?

Mike: I think you'll find that similar actions/scores were made by most of the FAA's aircraft. It was largely a matter of opportunity. The Seafire was too late for the comparatively intense European fighting of the early war and the more powerful US fighters saw most of the final year's actions - though it was the Seafires that saw the last dogfight.
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