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Korean War

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  • Gerry Asher said:
    A Lockheed F-80C, serial 49-771, of the 41st Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 35th FIG.

Bilstein_00314 Lockheed F-80A Shooting Star 44-85313 3525th PTG Luke AFB c1949

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  • Kerry Taylor said:
    Info from forgottenjets.warbirdsresourcegroup.org 44-85313 buzz code FT-313, Lockheed P-80A-1-LO Shooting Star. Redesignated to a F-80A-1-LO on 11 June 1948. 1949: USAF 3525th PTG. 8/16/1949: Crashed near Shreveport APT, LA in bad weather. Also in shot 44-85280 buzz code FT-280 1949-50: USAF 3525th PTG. 7/21/1950: Crashed near Sacaton, AZ after a collision with F-80A 44-85303. 44-85338 buzz code FT-338 1950: USAF 3625th MS. 7/24/1950: Crashed near Buckeye AAF, AZ due to engine failure. 44-85274 buzz code FT-274 1948-50: USAF 3525th PTG. 3/14/1950: Crashed near Kirtland AFB, NM after a collision with T-33A 49-893. None of these 4 aircraft survived beyond 1950 !

Lockheed : P-80 : Shooting Star

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  • aerofifties said:
    Tony LeVier, P-80R, Lockheed Van Nuys site