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P40 Warhawk Aces Of The Mto 1st Edition Carl Molesworth

Name: P40 Warhawk Aces Of The Mto 1st Edition Carl Molesworth
SKU: BELL-56223344
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P40 Warhawk Aces Of The Mto 1st Edition Carl Molesworth instant download after payment.

Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 22.35 MB

Pages: 97

Author: Carl Molesworth

ISBN: 9781841762883, 1841762881

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

Volume: 43

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P40 Warhawk Aces Of The Mto 1st Edition Carl Molesworth by Carl Molesworth 9781841762883, 1841762881 instant download after payment.

Thrown into action following the Torch landings of late 1942, the 'green' American pilots flying the obsolescent P-40F suffered cruelly at the hands of seasoned German fighter pilots flying superior machines. Those that survived learnt quickly, and a handful of Warhawk pilots succeeded in making ace by the time the Axis forces surrendered in North Africa. The action then shifted to Sicily and Italy, and the P-40 remained in service until mid-1944. This book charts the careers of the 23 men who succeeded in making ace during that time, despite the advent of much better P-47 and P-51 fighters.