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a4gturn wrote:Anyone interested in seeing some circa 1943 photos of the Brewster Buccaneer? I have a bunch, some with identical markings matching exactly the marking on the previously posted photo of the Buccaneer in the museum. These are Brewster Aeronautical "Confidental" photos. I can't for the life of remember where I got them. Some flying, some releasing bombs and some on the ground. Just got a scanner and I'll post if there is any interest.
Norm
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Mark Allen M wrote:... but of course! ...![]()
Brewster Buccaneer
Brewster XA-32 Buccaneer
Group of aviators pictured during training at NAS Vero Beach, FL. The airplane in the background is an SB2A Buccaneer dive-bomber.
NAS Vero Beach 1942
NAS Vero Beach 1944
NAS Vero Beach 1944
NAS Vero Beach 1944
NAS Vero Beach 1944
RAF Brewster Bermuda I (SN FF 741). (U.S. Air Force photo)
SB2A Buccaneer in flight, probably near San Diego, CA.
SB2A Buccaneer sitting on the runway. The number 502 possibly indicates that it is a test aircraft.
SB2A pictured during barrier testing at Naval Air Material Center, Philadelphia, PA.
SB2A-2 in flight-3
SB2As NAS JAX ramp 1945
SB2As Vero Beach