Mexican Jugs

[Jack Cook]

One for those interested in south of the border warbirds.

201st FS over Luzon Aug 1945

[Jerry O'Neill]

Jack;
I thought "Mexican Jugs" were only found in pairs?


Regardless, nice Jugs!
Jerry

[Django]

Mexican?

[Jerry O'Neill]

Mexico had a squadron of T-Bolts in the Pacfic near the end of WWII.
They had a very good reputation for the short time they were in it.
Jerry

[Django]

Found this.

http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/travel/s ... coww2.html

[tom d. friedman]

provocative title for this thread..... got my attention!!!

[Bear]

Try typing that into an image search.

[ZeamerB17]

What, no Salma Hayek??


Dave

[Bill Greenwood]

Boo Jack,that 's just a bunch of old airplanes and so far away that you can barely see them. You could take a lesson on truth-in advertising from the casino billboard here that features "Silicone Sunday", and I'm not making this up. Salma would be nice.

[Jack Cook]

Close enough for ya Bill?

[Tulio]

Guys:

For those of you interested in the subject of Mexican P-47s, Mr. Santiago Flores wrote an article on them, published here:

www.laahs.com (with apologies to Scott for the plug)

On the left side of the main page, there is a section for Mexican Aircraft articles; go to the last page of that section and you will find the article, titled The Mexican Expeditionary Air Force in the Philippines: A personal account.

Lastly, this photo of a Mexican P-47, over the Phillipine Islands, 1945.

Author is unknown, but the photo was USAAF.



Saludos,


Tulio