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B-26B Civil Air Transport Oper. Haik_with_fix.zip

B-26B Civil Air Transport Oper. Haik_with_fix.zip 2024-06-12

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This B-26B was operated by Civil Air Transport during Operation Haik, the CIA's attempt to destabilize the Sukarno government of Indonesia in 1958. It was flown by Alan Pope when it was shot down on an anti-shipping strike, becoming the first combat loss (at least outside of China) for the airline that would later be renamed Air America. This paint is meant to be used with the updated version of the model provided for the "Clandestine CIA / USAF Ops" repaint package. (That's the one with the 8-gun nose and no turrets.)

B-26B CAT Oper. Haik FIX. This file corrects a small glitch in my repaint of the Civil Air Transport. Operation Haik paint for the SOH Douglas A-26 Invader.

Originally submitted by Mick (2007-04-15 12:42:37)

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