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PostPosted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:08 pm 
I would love to see a gathering of as many early era painted warbirds, only the aircraft that either are or are painted with the star and meatball in the center. Could you name a few?

1. Glacier Girl P-38
2. TFC P-40B
3. CAF B-24A
4. a couple P-40's
5. a couple F4F's
6. B-25 in Doolittle scheme

what esle?

All flying in formation would be cool


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Don't forget the F3Fs, P-26, B-23 and maybe someday an early P-39? Not to mention any number of trainers and cargo planes.

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Might I humbly suggest including J2F...the examples of Weeks and Greenhill come to mind. :wink:

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Red Bull/WL P-38?...please???

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