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B-32's again

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Martin's photo shows B-32 production before it really got going with both lines--the first airplane is the 41st aircraft, a TB-32-10-CF.

Here are a couple in-service shots, Scott:

This is 42-108530 that was sent to the combat zone but likely didn't see much action. She was scrapped at Kingman.
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And this is the famous "The Lady Is Fresh", a nine-mission veteran:
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