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World War II Aviation Nose P-51D Frenesi
Serving one tour in the Pacific theater and 2 victories, Hayes was transferred to Yoxford, England in 1944 where he added 9 more victories to his score within a total of 85 missions.

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World War II Aviation Nose P-51D Old Crow
Old Crow
P-51D

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World War II Aviation Nose F4U-1A Lucybelle
Flown by Maj. Gregory "Pappy" Boyington
Boyington actually never flew this Corsair in combat. It was prepared for this photo to illustrate his victories for publicity as he became more popular.

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World War II Aviation Nose F4U-1A Big Hog
Flown by LT. CO .Tommy Blackburn
The unit responsible for getting the Corsair approved for Carrier use in the Navy.

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World War II Aviation Nose F4U-1A Big Hog
Flown by CDR. David S. McCampbell
The Navy's top scoring ace with a total of 34 kills. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for scoring 7 kills on a single mission. .

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World War II Aviation Nose B-17F Memphis Belle
The first B-17 to compleate 25 missions in the 91BG. During its service, it accounted for 8 enemy planes shot down, 5 probables and damage to 12 others.

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World War II Aviation Nose Art P-40C Charles H. Older
Flown by Charles H. Older
3rd Pursuit Sq., (Hells Angels) AVG
Older flew with Smith and stayed on after the AVG's inception to the USAAF and became group operations officer and deputy commander of the 23rd FG flying P-51's.

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World War II Aviation Nose Art P-38J-15Marge (Bong)
Flown by Maj. Richard I. Bong
With 40 kills, America's Ace of aces was actually a poor shot but made up for it in his flying skills. Bong flew his P-38 so close that it was almost impossible to miss. This is how he downed the enemy.

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"The Shark Attack"
Pedal Plane
Made of heavy guage steel for long lasting happiness. The seat is padded and the propellor spins when pedaled. The drive belt for the propellor is easily removed if you do not want the propellor to spin.