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http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/sh ... t-in-Korea

This link has nearly every USAF and allied aircraft type that flew in Korean War in full colour photo... at bottom of pages there a 3 more pages to view....worth a look even i a Korean War historian and researcher havent seen some of the photos and ive seen many.

Also visit this USAFM photo webpage and search for aircraft if interested.. many photos come up .. eg F-80 Shooting Star etc, F-4 Phantom etc
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/photos ... 529&page=9

Phil

Nice find!!!!

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Awesome pictures! Thanks for posting the link.

There are some great shots of the T-6Ds and LT-6Gs flying with the FAC Mosquitos in that first link. However, all the captions give the typo L-6G. For anyone looking for more info on the 6147th Mosquitos, look for 'Mosquitos in Korea' by then unit historian Bill Cleveland. It was published by the association back in '91.

Doug

Fantastic photos. Thanks for the link.

Of particular interest to me were the damaged Corsair with a light blue star and "NAVY" titles (I thought they were always white), and the A-26 (I guess "B-26" by the time they were in Korea) with the radar nose.

Fantastic!!! 'right click - save'

The -5N Corsair with the light blue star and markings was Lt Guy Bordelon's aircraft. The aircraft was wrecked after Bordelon was semt home.

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