"ArtKramr" wrote in message
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But the frigging A-20 was yanked out of service while we flew B-26 in
combat
to the bitter end. And of course you never had to fly the B-26 so what
the
hell did you care?

The "frigging A-20" was in service throughout the war (From the very
beginning, actually, The same airplane, as the DB-7, was in service
with the French Armee de l'Air in 1940, and flew against the Germans)

They served until 1945, wherever teh AAF was - North Africa, the Med,
the ETO, a

They yanked almost all the A-20's out of the ETO and sent them down
to the MTO, a less demanding theatre of operations.


Which means your previous statement was wrong.