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In Tight Formation Over Saipan, A Republic P-47, Lockheed P-38, And A North American P-51 Show What The Japs Can Expect To See In The Near Future Over Tokyo. P-47S Helped Take Marianas Bases From Which The P-38S Flew Strafing And Escort Missions To Help (U.S. Air Force Number 56685AC)
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In Tight Formation Over Saipan, A Republic P-47, Lockheed P-38, And A North American P-51 Show What The Japs Can Expect To See In The Near Future Over Tokyo. P-47S Helped Take Marianas Bases From Which The P-38S Flew Strafing And Escort Missions To Help (U.S. Air Force Number 56685AC)

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History: Prints received 23 March 1945 from Hdqs., AAF Pacific Ocean Areas thru BPR. Stamped: "No obj. to pub., 21 March 1945, BPR, WD (2)'. Copied 23 March 1945. Category: Aircraft, Ground Subcategory: Consolidated Subjects: MARIANAS ISLANDS, AIRCRAFT, FORMATION,REPUBLIC War Theater Number: 22 War Theater: Pacific US Air Force Reference Number:...
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