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 Post subject: Sand Point Hellcats
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F6F-3s out of NAS Sand Point, WA 1943

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Interesting paint scheme. Don't think I've seen them quite that way.
Keep em coming!

I'll have to try to get a hold of a pic of my Uncle's F6f, right after his wingman had chewed up his backside to the armor plate behind him!
:shock: His quote was something like "When the plane started jumping all around I looked back and saw nothing but engine!"


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So how many months did Hellcats wear that National Insignia? Had to be brief...

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A full year? Guess I better start paying more attention to the Navy birds. :lol:

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I'd Love to see that scheme in Color 8)

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