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Captain Nemo
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Red Front
Jan 1970 time: 05:13
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No, the "Black Sheep" were Pappy Boyington's squadron flying Corsairs in the Pacific as far as I know. General Chennault took over the American Airforce in China, the "Flying Tigers" who flew those Curtiss P-40s with the Tiger teeth painted on the nose. He took over in July 1942 but the Flying Tigers had been around since 38 or 39, I think, as a volunteer force of Americans helping the Chinese.
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C0ckney
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Big Up The Macedonian Massive
Apr 2000 time: 05:13
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Yeah the flying tigers were about 41-42 anyway, but from what I know the chinise airforce was small and largely used for reconniance (sp?) and was certainly not on par woth the japanise (sp?), I dont know too much about the actual planes but I should imagine they were 1920-30s British and French designs (but don't quote me on that)
well hope this helps
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Cockney used to be schizophereic but we'er ok now
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Mao
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Apolyton
Jun 1999 time: 00:13
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IIRC the nationalist air force was huge in manpower, but greatly lacked any type of equipment. That doesn't help you much does it? sorry
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SixArmedMan
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Toronto, Canada.
Jan 1970 time: 00:13
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Okay... from what I gathered from my Pacific General CD...
FIGHTERS
---1936---
Gloster Gladiator
I-16
I-15
---1939---
P-40 Flying Tiger
P-40 Warhawk
TACTICAL BOMBERS
---1936---
Martin B-10B
TANKS
---1936---
PzlA
Vickers 6-Ton B
VCL M1931
L3/35 Tankette
---1937---
T-26
I don't suppose those years are wholly accurate. I guess they could mean they appeared no later then the year quoted. As for pictures, I've no idea... I hope that's some help...
[This message has been edited by SixArmedMan (edited June 29, 2000).]
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