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March 4th 07, 07:26 AM
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please help me with identifying this acft
"scott king" wrote in news:_3tGh.6343$PL.1823
@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net: I have just recently discover these pictures of my great uncle. I believe the aircraft to be a b-17 or a b-24. I don't have a lot of experience identifying planes of this era. any help would be appreciated It is a B-25, the H model. Fitted with 75 mm Cannon in nose for close ground attack work. 
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