A skin for Milton Shupe's P-70 Nighthawk.
"Sad Sack" was a P·70A-2 in use with the 348th Night Fighter Squadron at Orlando Army Air Base in early 1943. The Sad Sack was a popular wartime cartoon character, named for the slang expression for a soldier who wasn't very energetic, very bright or very fortuate.
Individual aircraft markings by Mick over base textures by "Wellis."
"Sad Sack" was a P·70A-2 in use with the 348th Night Fighter Squadron at Orlando Army Air Base in early 1943. The Sad Sack was a popular wartime cartoon character, named for the slang expression for a soldier who wasn't very energetic, very bright or very fortuate.
Individual aircraft markings by Mick over base textures by "Wellis."
