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portada The Forgotten Squadron: The 449Th Fighter Squadron in World war ii - Flying P-38S With the Flying Tigers, 14Th air Force
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9780764335372

The Forgotten Squadron: The 449Th Fighter Squadron in World war ii - Flying P-38S With the Flying Tigers, 14Th air Force

Daniel Jackson (Author) · Schiffer Publishing · Hardcover

The Forgotten Squadron: The 449Th Fighter Squadron in World war ii - Flying P-38S With the Flying Tigers, 14Th air Force - Daniel Jackson

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Synopsis "The Forgotten Squadron: The 449Th Fighter Squadron in World war ii - Flying P-38S With the Flying Tigers, 14Th air Force"

The men of the 449th Fighter Squadron called themselves the "forgotten squadron." Despite serving to great effect as the only P-38 fighter squadron with the Flying Tigers in China, the 449th received little press or praise during or after the war. Ironically, the unit participated in the 14th Air Force's greatest missions, including the daring Thanksgiving Day raid on Taiwan, "accidentally" shooting down one of the top-ranking Japanese generals in China, and even supporting Ho Chi Minh against the Japanese in Indochina. Having spread its wings from Taiwan to the Salween Front, the 449th is the perfect case study to investigate Major General Claire Lee Chennault's air war over China in World War II.

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