B-24/F-7B Cherokee Strip Graphics Set Scale:1/10

B-24/F-7B Cherokee Strip Graphics Set Scale:1/10Built by Consolidated as B 24J 150 CO. Converted to F 7B photographic reconnaissance Liberator. Delivered to the U. S. Army. Ferried overseas via Hawaii to the South West Pacific Area. Wartime History Assigned to the 5th Air Force, 6th Photographic Reconnaissance Group (PRG), 20th Combat Mapping Squadron (CMS). Nicknamed "Cherokee Strip" with the nose art of a woman wearing an Indian head dress. This aircraft flew 106 combat missions photographing

then in December 1978 was sold to the Air Museum in Chino California

R95 Arromanches carrier

Photos by Brent Hecht

Navy Douglas A-4F Skyhawk (BuNo 155022) from Attack Squadron VA-164 "Ghostriders" on the aircraft carrier USS Hancock (CV-19)

Fabrication of parts from blueprints and non-serviceable parts as patterns  produced first rate usable (and award winning) results

B25J-10-NC Serial Number 43-27751 was assigned to the 321st BG

F4U-1 Corsair No

From there Shoo Shoo Shoo Baby flew for an airline in Sweden

Right Waist Gunner

Tanana River for 44 years

(of the 305th Group) B-17F "Old Bill" suffered serious damage in numerous head-on attacks by enemy fighters on May 15th

restoration to airworthy