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Or more remarkably, the P-40. The RAF called the small-jawed B & C
model the Tomahawk, the large-jawed D etc the Kittyhawk...... The USAAF and Curtiss then tried to play catchup by retroactively naming all P-40 models as the Warhawk, which to seem has always seemed to lack something. I was a high school kid, aviation nut and prolific model-builder during WW II. My recollection is that *at that time*, the U.S. aviation and model airplane mags called the small-jawed P-40s Tomahawks, the D (and perhaps E) Kittyhawk, and the F and subsequent models Warhawk. How long that continued, I don't know; I got out of school, enlisted, and no longer saw the mags. vince norris |
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