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Nose art — there is no definition for it in any Webster’s Dictionary. but just ask any air or ground crewmen from any war since the Second World War and they’ll tell you not only what it is, but what it meant to them. It was a way of personalizing a piece of machinery that you had to depend on and it appeared on almost everything that was used in combat, from aircraft to tanks. Most of the really beautiful and/or outrageous art appeared on aircraft. |
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Wally Yocum "Sweet Rose" Website Crew Chief Wally Yocum, Jr. FU-539 336th Fighter Interceptor Squadron
1/LT. Robert A. Ford, Jr. FU-748 311th Fighter Bomber Squadron
Unforgotten Hero tells the captivating life story of Second Lieutenant Jimmy L. Escalle, a U.S. Air Force fighter pilot who became missing in action during the Korean War. Crew Chief Bill Colwell 335th Fighter Interceptor Squadron Call Sign: DUTCH 21 Colonel Kenneth S. Collins, Sr., USAF (Ret) "EVERY MAN A TIGER"
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An excellent Word online document on B-29's. We left as boys and
came back as men. Lets hope no one has to do it again. Anonymous
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