Decal Meaning
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RE: Decal Meaning
Yup, Jap kills. They were usually posted just under the left side of the canopy. The kill could be another plane, a ship, a train, or other ground vehicles/installation. Individual personnel were not listed.
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RE: Decal Meaning
Thanks for the input. I'm building a H9 Corsair and want to keep it WWII vintage. Some of the decals provided with the ARF show Korean War era and wanted to make sure that this particular set was not specifically for Korea.
DR. 1 -- This is my first warbird build. Thanks for the info on where this insignia would go on the canopy!
poca
DR. 1 -- This is my first warbird build. Thanks for the info on where this insignia would go on the canopy!
poca
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ORIGINAL: Dr1Driver
Not what I heard, Connery. Prove it.
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Not what I heard, Connery. Prove it.
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RE: Decal Meaning
"Victory Markings"????????????[:@][:@][:@][:@][:@]
They're called KILLS.
Here's the BIG question... What's the differance between the "Rising Sun" flag, and the plain "meat ball" flag kills on the score boards?
-M51
They're called KILLS.
Here's the BIG question... What's the differance between the "Rising Sun" flag, and the plain "meat ball" flag kills on the score boards?
-M51
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Some WWII pics with victory markings.....
Hope will help on your documentation.
Jimmy
Some WWII pics with victory markings.....
Hope will help on your documentation.
Jimmy
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ORIGINAL: JIMMYMUGUREL
Some WWII pics with victory markings.....
Hope will help on your documentation.
Jimmy
Some WWII pics with victory markings.....
Hope will help on your documentation.
Jimmy
Hello M-51!
Thank's!
Sorry for my bad English!
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"Victory Markings"????????????
They're called KILLS.
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Correct!
Your's JIMMY
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flags represent aircraft only. My father flew p-47"s trust me its the truth
flags represent aircraft only. My father flew p-47"s trust me its the truth
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RE: Decal Meaning
If I remember correctly of pictures from the book The First Team, covering the first six months of WWII in the Pacific Navy pilots had the sun with rays as kill marks.
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Hi jimmy. Don't be sorry for bad english, you do just fine. A Kill is a Kill in any luangage as long as its a Nazi or a Jap.
-M51
-M51
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Hello M-51!
Thank's!
Sorry for my bad English!
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"Victory Markings"????????????
They're called KILLS.
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Correct!
Your's JIMMY
ORIGINAL: JIMMYMUGUREL
Some WWII pics with victory markings.....
Hope will help on your documentation.
Jimmy
Some WWII pics with victory markings.....
Hope will help on your documentation.
Jimmy
Hello M-51!
Thank's!
Sorry for my bad English!
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"Victory Markings"????????????
They're called KILLS.
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Correct!
Your's JIMMY