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James Nicoletti said:
Looks like a Vought Kingfisher sans floats
Greg Bishop said:
"Keith Diz Laird" pilot fighter Ace WW2 "World War II" "Diz Laird" "USS Hornet Museum" "F4F Wildcat" "VF-4 Red Rippers" "F6F Wildcat" "Pacific Theater" "European Theater" "German Luftwaffe" "Japanese" docent "FM-2 Wildcat" "USS Hornet - Sea, Air and Space Museum American Fighter Aces Association & Friends"

Alan Roesler said:
Left to right at Kelly Field: 2nd Lieut. Alvin St. John (can't see tall officer behind him due to photo damage), 1st Lieut. L. R. Hewett, Maj. Edgar G. Tobin (sitting), 2nd Lieut. Grafton Wiggins, 1st Lieut. George H. Belser, 1st Lieut. Paul A. Smith, and 1st Lieut. Edward H. Hill. George Puryear was then assigned to Rockwell Field after returning from France in WWI and does not appear in this photo album.

Stig Jarlevik said:
He is recorded with 5 confirmed claims plus 2 more destroyed on the ground. He also claimed 4 more damaged on the ground. All with 418 Sq RCAF in Europe during 1944. The aircraft seems to be coded TH-U which fits well with his last flown one HJ719. Stig