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Bell P39N of 32nd Squadron Hato Field Curacao March 1944

Bell P39N of 32nd Squadron Hato Field Curacao March 1944 1

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Bell P39N of 32nd Squadron Hato Field Curacao March 1944 - Repaint for the simTECH P39D depicting an aircraft of 32nd Squadron,at Hato Field Curacao March 1944

This repaint depicts a Bell P39N Airacobra as flown by First Lieutenant Donald L. Baker from 32FS 36FG in March 1944. 32nd Fighter Squadron was based in the Netherlands West Indies (also known as Dutch Antilles) from March 1942 until March 1944. Their original task was to fly anti-submarines patrols as German U-boats were very active in the Caribbean at that time. The task of chasing German Wolfpacks gave them the nickname Wolfhounds. The unit operated from Dakota Field at Aruba and Hato...
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