Originally Posted by Hydro Junkie

It couldn't be an Axis plane since it wore invasion stripes. That meant it had to be a US or British aircraft. I was looking at planes that today are very rare and had over 6000 built. It wasn't until a few years ago that a P-38, now named "Glacier Girl" was recovered and restored from under tons of ice in Greenland. I was looking at the possibility that the clue of no flying examples has become out of date.