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Republic P-43 Lancer P-43, 41-31449. The P-43 was a direct successor of the P-35 along with the XP-41 in parallel development. The P-43 was originally designed with large streamlined cowling similar to the XP-42 and suffered the same cooling problems, so

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  • Veedubber79 said:
    Same photo as PictionID:41566668: This is Republic P-43A-1 Lancer 41-31449, the 2nd of 125 Lancers (s/n 41-31448 thru 41-31572) ordered for the Chinese AF under Roosevelt's Lend-Lease program in June 1941. Only 108 of the a/c were eventually delivered to China with some of the other a/c sent to Australia's RAAF. The engine was a Pratt and Whitney R-1830-57.

Charles Daniels Album "Seversky, Republic and P-47"

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  • Veedubber79 said:
    This is Republic P-43A-1 Lancer 41-31449, the 2nd of 125 Lancers (s/n 41-31448 thru 41-31572) ordered for the Chinese AF under Roosevelt's Lend-Lease program in June 1941. Only 108 of the a/c were eventually delivered to China with some of the other a/c sent to Australia's RAAF. The engine was a Pratt and Whitney R-1830-57.

Uhlans advancing (LOC)

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  • skillful north said:
    From Wiki Uhlans (in Polish: "Ułan"; "Ulan" in German) were Polish light cavalry armed with lances, sabres and pistols. The title was later used by lancer regiments in the Russian, Prussian, and Austrian armies. Uhlans typically wore a double-breasted jacket (kurta) with a coloured panel (plastron) at the front, a coloured sash, and a square-topped Polish lancer cap (czapka) also spelt 'chapka,' chapska and schapska. This cap or cavalry helmet was derived from a traditional design of Polish cap, made more formal and stylised for military use. Their lances usually had small, swallow-tailed flags (known as the lance pennon) just below the spearhead.