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Curtiss P40 No Brasil In Brazil Leandro Casella Rudnei Dias Da Cunha

Name: Curtiss P40 No Brasil In Brazil Leandro Casella Rudnei Dias Da Cunha
SKU: BELL-6756378
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Curtiss P40 No Brasil In Brazil Leandro Casella Rudnei Dias Da Cunha instant download after payment.

Publisher: Edição dos Autores

File Extension: PDF

File size: 28.21 MB

Pages: 100

Author: Leandro Casella & Rudnei Dias da Cunha

ISBN: 9788591027729, 8591027728

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Curtiss P40 No Brasil In Brazil Leandro Casella Rudnei Dias Da Cunha by Leandro Casella & Rudnei Dias Da Cunha 9788591027729, 8591027728 instant download after payment.

Second book in the series, “Curtiss P-40 in Brazil” tells the history of this famed US fighter in the Brazilian Air Force (FAB). Used between 1942 and 1954, the P-40 Warhawk was the first aircraft to serve in the FAB able to carry out fighter and air defense missions in Brazil during World War II. The P-40 was instrumental in establishing the structure of the FAB Fighter Aviation. At the end of the conflict, all P-40s were concentrated in Canoas, becoming synonymous with the 1st/14th Aviation Group - “Pampa” Squadron”, the Unit which had the privilege of using the Warhawks for a decade until their retirement, 60 years ago.