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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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 Post subject: P-47D Dottie Mae
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The Website is looking pretty good!
http://alliedfighters.com/

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is that a website for Jack croul's collection ?


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Jack Cook wrote:
The Website is looking pretty good!
http://alliedfighters.com/



Certainly is :)


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Did anyone record the National Geographic special? I'd love to get a DVD of it, but it's not for sale by NG as of now. Can anyone help out?

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I saw the German version, couldn't understand a damned thing in it though! pictures were cool!


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Oh, man, just the audio track makes that website worthwhile!

Any links to the NG documentary?

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