americanvolunteergroup

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R.T. Smith Autographed AVG

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  • Brad Smith said:
    R.T. Smith in the cockpit of P-40 Tomahawk #40 in Kunming, China on May 23, 1942. © R.T. Smith

R.T. Smith Autographed AVG

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  • Brad Smith said:
    The photograph of the Third Pursuit Squadron -- Hell's Angels -- of the American Volunteer Group was probably taken from aircraft #47 on May 28, 1942 near the Salween River Gorge on the China-Burma border. The shot of P-40 Tomahawks includes #68 flown by Arvid Olson, #46 flown by Bob Prescott, #49 flown by Tom Hayward, #24 flown by Ken Jernstedt, and #74 flown by Bill Reed. © R.T. Smith

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  • Gerry Asher said:
    A Hawk 81-A2 (export version of the P-40C) of the American Volunteer Group - before they became known as the "Flying Tigers." Probably a 2nd Pursuit Squadron ship, and another takeoff or landing accident. The "Tigers" tore up exponentially more ships in operational accidents than they lost in combat...