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Category: Air
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Nose Art as it
applied to Aussie & Kiwi planes in WW2 |
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Lincolnshire,
England. 1943-08-31. Emblem on "G" for George, a Lancaster
aircraft belonging to No. 467 squadron RAAF of bomber command based at
RAF station Waddington. The foaming mugs of beer represent raids over
enemy territory, thirty-four being registered here. The kangaroo with a
bomb in its pouch was chosen by the captain, 415204 Flight Sergeant H.
C. Warren, Somerset, England. |
The Yanks had a
different slant on things. |
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