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    BRISTOL BULLDOG Flies Again
    Developed in the late 1920s, the Royal Air Force’s Bristol Bulldog entered service in May 1929. The single engine, single seat biplane fighter was the RAF’s frontline fighter through most of the 1930s. Bulldogs were exported to Denmark, Estonia, Finl
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    56th FG Jugs: War Paint
    AS THE LONG-LIVED THUNDERBOLT group in the ETO, the 56th FG certainly sported some of the most varied camouflage plus squadron and individual markings in England. Upon arrival at Kings Cliffe in January 1943, its first combat-ready P-47C models bore
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    Foto Joes
    From the very onset when the airplane was thrust into the combat role, military commanders on the ground quickly realized they needed hard-copy evidence of future targets, troop buildups and battle damage assessment from previous bombing raids. The b

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