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P-38 Lightning aircraft in flight, date unknown	P-38 Lightning aircraft loaded aboard an escort carrier for ferrying to Europe, New York, United States, date unknown

P-38 Lightning fighters escorting US 43rd Bombardment Group aircraft over New Guinea, 1942-1943, photo 1 of 2	P-38 Lightning fighters escorting US 43rd Bombardment Group aircraft over New Guinea, 1942-1943, photo 2 of 2

P-38 Lightning fighters in front of the hangars at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico while in transit to the European Theater, 1943. Note also an OA-10 Catalina (the USAAF designation for the PBY) at extreme left.	P-38E Lightning aircraft at rest, May 1942-Feb 1943; note Lockheed Electra/Ventura-based aircraft at right

P-38E Lightning aircraft with experimental wings, southern California, United States, 1943	P-38F Lightning aircraft of US 27th Fighter Squadron, North Africa, 1943

P-38G Lightning aircraft at rest, 1942-1943	P-38H Lightning aircraft of 55th Fighter Group, US 38th Fighter Squadron over RAF Nuthamstead Airfield, England, United Kingdom, en route to attack Southern France, Feb-Apr 1944

P-38H-5 Lightning night fighter with one engine feathered; many said this plane would be un-flyable with one engine lost; 1943	P-39 Airacobra fighter in flight, 1943.

P-40 fighters being assembled at Karachi Airfield, Karachi, India (now Pakistan), 1942-1945	P-40 Warhawk fighter in flight, 1939-1940

P-40 Warhawk fighter undergoing maintenance, circa 1940s	P-40 Warhawk fighters of the 65th Fighter Squadron in North Africa, 1943.

P-40F Warhawk fighters on a training flight out of Moore Field near Mission, Texas, United States, 1943	P-40N Warhawk fighters of the 333rd FS, 15th Air Wing lined up at Bellows Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1943

P-43 Lancer fighters at rest at an airfield in China, date unknown	P-47 Thunderbolt fighters 'Francy Ann' (Lt Biales) and 'Little Butch' (Capt Wetherbee) of 56th Fighter Group, US 61st Fighter Squadron, probably RAF Kings Cliffe, England, United Kingdom, early 1943