File:FR-1 takeoff CVE-115 1946.jpg
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DescriptionFR-1 takeoff CVE-115 1946.jpg | A Ryan FR-1 Fireball of fighter squadron VF-41 Firebirds taking off from the escort carrier USS Bairoko (CVE-115) in during a deployment to the Western Pacific in 1946. Note the "G-symbol" identifying Bairoko´s planes, in this case a white tail with two yellow vertical stripes in front. As these geometric were hard to remember and describe they were replaced by letters in 7 November 1946. |
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Source | U.S. Navy sailor or employee [1] |
Author | Lawrence B. Massey, SM2C, USN |
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