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Number 25


Second July Issue, 2010


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The Commemorative Air Force Arizona Wing restored this magnificent 1944 North American TB-25N Mitchell to airworthiness. Pictured here on her debut flight, the authentic aircraft markings reflect its combat colors during service in WWII with the 437th Bomb Group. The name “Maid in the Shade”and nose art were added by the Arizona Wing. Crew members were Tim Jackson, Russ Gilmore and Spike McLane. Francois Bergeon flew the North American SNJ camera ship as Matt Ottosen photographed the Mitchell near Queen Creek, AZ.


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