The P-400 over Guadalcanal
In the South Pacific, which the Japanese attacked in early 1942 with the force of a battering ram,...
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Tomasz Gronczewski
A keen modeller since childhood. He is mainly interested in aviation from the times of the First and Second World Wars. He made about a hundred models, wrote a few books and several dozen articles.Apart from modeling, he is passionate about history, not only the latest one, but also a very distant one. He loves to read journalism, scientific books and science fiction novels. All the time he grumbles that a day should be 50 hours long and he forces himself to go to sleep.
The P-400 over New Guinea
Prior to the outbreak of the Pacific War, the core of the United States Army Air Corps (USAAC) was...
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The P-400, or the “export reject”
The Bell P-39/P-400 fighters were a perfect illustration of the old saying that “half a loaf is...
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The Lone Defender of Flying Fortresses
There is no doubt that from among all the pilots of the 1st Fighter Group who operated the P-51B...
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The “Saints” Squadron – US Navy most successful Wildcat unit
Of all the units that used FM-2 Wildcats with great success, the most successful was VC-27...
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