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"Romeo Fox, Specter & Others" - McDonnell RF-4B Phantom of VMFP-3, 3 Marking options, Low Visibility Laserprinted!!! Options: 1) Bu.No 153095, RF 117. January 1984, Uss Midway / MCAS El Toro. 2) Bu.No 153108, RF 120. July 1981, NAF Atsugi / USS Midway. 3) Bu.No 151983, RF 118. August 1981, MCAS Iwakuni / USS Midway.

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"Stoof One, Two, Three" - Grumman S-2 Tracker, Dark Blue and Hi-Viz, USN, 6 Markings There are six variants to choose from, tree early blue aircraft and tree later aircraft in the high-viz finish. Also, you can diversify your Hasegawa Tracker collection - the decal encourages the creation of later versions of the Tracker, such as the S-2E. The following options are provided: Grumman S2F-1, 133121/MI17, VS-23 Black Cats, USS Princeton, ca 1954. Grumman S2F-2, 133334/SU24, VS-37 Sawbucks, USS Philippine Sea, February 1957. Grumman S2F-1, 136412/SV5, VS-20, USS Princeton, June 1956. Grumman S2F-1 Tracker, 136689/AU10, VS-24 Duty Cals, USS Intrepid, July 1962. Grumman S-2E Tracker, 152810/NS304, VS-35 Boomerangers, USS Ticonderoga, June 1972. Grumman S-2E Tracker, 151662/AW47, VS-34 Proud Tigers, USS Essex, May 1968.

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Grumman F6F Hellcat - USN, FAA, Japan, Aeronavale, Uruguay, 8 Markings F6F-3 BuNo.04872 No,00 flown by Cdr James H. Flatley, CVAG-5, USS Yorktown, 6 May, 1943. F6F-3 BuNo.04787 8-F-33, VF-8, USS Intrepid, August 1943. F6F-3N BuNo.26011 N39 flown by Lt Russ Reiser of VF(N)-76 Det 2, USS Hornet,19 April, 1944. Hellcat F.Mk.I, JV108/EB, 800 Sqn, FAA, HMS Emperor, Fighter escort for "Operation Tungsten" attacks on "Tirpitz", August 1944. Hellcat F.Mk.I, JV147/5A, 1839 Sqn, FAA, HMS Indomitable, Indian Ocean, October 1944. F6F-5 Hellcat, Captured Aircraft, ?-801 BuNo.71441, ex White "29" of VF-44 from USS Langley, Yokosuka Airfield, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, Spring 1945. F6F-5 Hellcat, 76828 1.F.11, Flottille 1F, Aeronautique Navale, PA ARROMANCHES, Indochine, Septembre 1951. F6F-5 Hellcat, 40151 A-401, Escuadron de Caza, La Base Aeronaval No. 2 C/C, Aviacion Naval Uruguaya, 1955.

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Grumman F8F Bearcat - All types of this aircraft, USN, 8 Markings F8F-1, 94787/18, VF-19, USS Corregidor, August 1945. F8F-1, 94763/M12, VF-18, USS Ranger, October 1945. F8F-1, 95048/20F18, VF-20, USS Philippine Sea, October 1946. F8F-1, 95836/18-BF-6, VBF-18, USS Leyte, October 1946. F8F-1B, 95253/T207, VF-12, USS Philippine Sea, October 1949. F8F-1B, 122101/L218, VF-72, USS Leyte, April 1950. F8F-2P, 121608/PL17, VC-62 Det.6, USS Coral Sea, September 1951. F8F-2, 121611/E212, VF-742, USS Midway, August 1952.

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Grumman E-2 Hawkeye - All version except "A", 4 Markings: VAW-115, VAW-113, VAW-120, VAW-126. E-2B Hawkeye, 150539/NF010, VAW-115 Liberty Bells, USS Midway, October 1973. E-2C Hawkeye, 164487/NK600, VAW-113 Black Eagles, USS Abraham Lincoln, September 2000. E-2C Hawkeye 2000, 166503/661, VAW-120 Greyhawks- USS George H. W. Bush, August 2010. E-2D Advanced Hawkeye, 169068/AB600, VAW-126 Seahawks- USS Harry S. Truman, September 2022.

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Grumman Hellcat. sized for the Eduard kits. 'Colors and Markings of US Navy F6F Hellcats Part 2'. This set options for 12 F6F-5 Hellcats in the Glossy Sea Blue scheme: - F6F-5 VF-7, USS HANCOCK 1944 "White 17" - F6F-5 VF-9, USS YORKTOWN, 1945 "White 9" - F6F-5 VF-11, USS HORNET, 1944 "White 9" -F6F-5 VBF-12, USS RANDOLPH, 1945 "White 32" -F6F-5 VF-20, USS ENTERPRISE, 1944 "White 69" -F6F-5 VF-27, USS PRINCETON, 1944 "White 1" -F6F-5 VF-28, USS MONTEREY, 1944 "White 18" -F6F-5 VF-31, USS LEXINGTON, 1944 "White 99" -F6F-5 VF-45, USS SAN JACINTO, 1945 "White 24" -F6F-5 VF-22, USS COWPENS, 1945 "White 12" -F6F-5 VF-82, USS BENNINGTON, 1945 "White 74" -F6F-5 VF-83, USS ESSEX, 1945 "White 129"

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U.S. ANG PHANTOMS: The F-4D/E in Service with the New Jersey Air National Guard 1980 - 1991 by Don Linn with Barry Roop Sized A-4 landscape, softcover, English text and captions, 144 pages of content, over 220 images mainly in colour, 16 colour profiles ISBN: 978-3-935687-38-6 An amazing book, written by Don Linn, with the immense support by former 141st TFS TSgt. Barry Roop, who provided a multitude of images and slides. " Introduction " F-4D of the 141st TFS in Serial Number Order " F-4E of the 141st TFS in Serial Number Order " NJ ANG F-4 Phantom Roll Call " NJ ANG F-4 Phantom Camouflage and Markings

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Grumman TBF Avenger 1. TBF-1C, White 97 (BuNo 48102),was assigned to Torpedo Squadron 2 (VT-2) aboard the carrier USS HORNET (CV-12) during the summer of 1944. The VT-2 insignia was displayed on the forward fuselage, while the white disc on the vertical stabilizer identified the HORNET's Carrier Air Group 11 (CVG-11). This Squadron participated in the Battle of the Philippine Sea on 19-20 June. 2. TBF-1 (C-5) was assigned to Composite Squadron 30 (VC-30) aboard the light carrier USS MONTEREY (CVL-26) in the fall of 1943.The red-bordered national insignia was only authorized for use between 28 June 1943 and 31 July 1943; however, the change to the blue-bordered insignia was not complete until late in that year. 3. The first production Grumman TBF-1 Avenger was BuNo 00373, was delivered to the U.S. Navy (USN) in January of 1942. 4. White 110 was a Grumman TBM -3 assigned to VT-82 adoard the USS BENNINGTON (CV-20) in February of 1945.The aircraft was overall Glossy Sea Blue FS 15042 , with Glossy Insignia Blue FS 15044 and Glossy Insignia White FS 17855 national markings. The white arrowhead on the rudder and the upper starboard and lower port ailerons was the BENNINGTON's air group insignia. In early 1945, VT-82's Avengers attacked enemy targets in Japanese home islands. 5. Lt (JG) George Bush- the future 41st President of the United States - flew this TBF-1C, while assigned to VT-51aboard the USS SAN JACINTO (CVL-30) in the western Pacific in the fall of 1944. He named the Avenger BARBARA for his fiancee, Barbara Pierce. Bush's aircraft was shot down while attacking the Japanese-held island of Chichi Jima on 2 September 1944. His turret gunner and radio operator/bdombardier were killed; however, Bush safely parachuted from the stricken TBF and was rescue by the submarine USS FINBACK (SS-2300) 6. This Grumman TBM -3S (Y-AR, 53682) was assigned to Number 880 Squadron (later VS-880), Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) at RCN Air Station Shearwater, Nova Scotia in 1952. The aircraft- locally designated the Avenger AS Mark 3-was used for anti-submarine patrols off Canada's Atlantic coast between 1950 and 1957. This Avenger retained the USN finish of overall Glossy Sea Blue. 7. Grumman TBM -3E2 Avenger, Royal Netherlands Marine Luchtvaart Dienst, s/n 071, VSQ-1 Valkenburd AB, ca 1959. 8. Grumman TBM -3, 89, of VC-94 onboard the USS Shamrock Bay, early 1945.The aircraft is painted Glossy Sea Blue overall and carries the Irish symbols of White Shamrock and Crossed Pipes on the rudder and thirty-five white mission markings under the cockpit on starboard side. 9. (Above) A Grumman TBF-1 of U.S. Navy squadron VT-8- one of the aircraft lost in the Avenger's first operation, at Midway on 4 June 1942. 10. BETS (18) was an Eastern Aircraft Grumman TBM -1C from VT-21. This Avenger flew off the escort carrier COPAHEE (CVE-12) IN September of 1943.

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SOC Seagulls at War. Set provides markings for 6 different Curtiss SOC-1/3 Sea Gulls. Both Float and Wheel versions. Markings for the following aircraft: Two aircraft from VCS-5 USS Northampton Dec.7 1941; VS-201 USS Long Island April 1942; J-1 USS Charger 1944; VCS-8 USS Philadelphia 1942; VCS-7 USS Tuscaloosa May 1942. Hasegawa Kit

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