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| Description | Thirty-four Japanese flags are painted on the fuselage of a World War II F6F Hellcat on display at the US Naval Aviation Museum. The flags represent the number of aerial victories by Commander David S. McCampbell, the leading fighter ace of the Navy and Marine Corps. All Hands - April 1985. |
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| Author | PH2 PAUL T. ERICKSON |
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