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I found a June 1943 Air Progress magazine in a box of my fathers stuff in the attic. Thought I would share a bit of it.

Interesting....

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Thanks for sharing

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Cool old mag. Hmmm, swarms of grasshoppers invading with gorillas ( I thought gorillas only flew P-59s!)! Sounds interesting!

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Neat!

What's up with that Gooney Bird? I've seen stack fires on startup, but is a fire inside the engine cowl like that considered normal? I assume it only lasted for a second or so.


SN

Caption under the photo says backfire. Thanks for sharing.

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That's really cool.

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