Images of escorting P-40 Warhawks with a painted shark's mouth somewhere over southern China, Indochina, or Burma during WWII, as taken from the tail gunner's window on a B-25 bomber. Close in is the P-40 nicknamed "Princess," tail number 155. Who is this man in the cockpit? This plane is likely of 75th Fighter Squadron, 23rd Fighter Group.
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P-40N #155 seems to be a…
P-40N #155 seems to be a 16thFS bird, but the other P-40 in the distance displays the "white skull" of the 80th FG.
A close-up on this one would be welcome ! jbarbaud RE:Eugene T. Wozniak Collection
P-40N #155 seems to be a…
P-40N #155 seems to be a 75thFS/ 23rdFS plane, according to another source, but the other P-40N in the distance displays the "white skull" of the 80th FG.
A close-up on this one would be welcome !" jbarbaud RE:Eugene T. Wozniak Collection