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British Boston III (Douglas A-20 Havoc) used by the 8th Air Force Headquarters staff at Bovington Airfield, England Source: US Army Air Forces via National Archives via Roger Freeman: The Mighty Eighth, The Colour Record, 1991 |
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2006-10-24 (original upload date) |
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Original uploader was Bwmoll3 at en.wikipedia |
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- 2006-10-24 21:56 Bwmoll3 600×302×8 (29978 bytes) British Boston III (Douglas A-20 Havoc) used by the 8th Air Force Headquarters staff at Bovington Airfield, England Source: US Army Air Forces via National Archives via Roger Freeman: The Mighty Eighth, The Colour Record, 1991
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