MAKE A MEME View Large Image Kittyhawkdamaged.jpg On August 9 1944 this P-40 Kittyhawk was flown more than 200 miles with the wing damage visible the port aileron was torn completely away and less than 75 per cent of the wing surface was intact Flying Officer T R ...
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Keywords: Kittyhawkdamaged.jpg On August 9 1944 this P-40 Kittyhawk was flown more than 200 miles with the wing damage visible the port aileron was torn completely away and less than 75 per cent of the wing surface was intact Flying Officer T R Jacklin pictured of No 75 Squadron RAAF flew back to his base on Noemfoor Island part of Dutch New Guinea OG1534 1944-08-09 Harrison John Thomas PD-Australia original upload log All user names refer to en wikipedia 2007-03-10 06 58 Grant65 450×330×8 56381 bytes <nowiki></nowiki> 2005-08-29 16 40 Grant65 450×341×8 64985 bytes <nowiki>In 1944 this RAAF P-40 Kittyhawk flew over 200 miles back to its base on Noemfoor Island with the wing damage seen in this picture </nowiki> Curtiss Warhawk RAAF Black and white photographs Aircraft damaged in combat No 75 Squadron RAAF World War II forces of Australia in New Guinea
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