An early, highly polished P-38 Lightning rolls out of the Lockheed hangar in Burbank, California, United States

Caption   An early, highly polished P-38 Lightning rolls out of the Lockheed hangar in Burbank, California, United States ww2dbase
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Added By David Stubblebine
Added Date 3 Jun 2013

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1. Anonymous says:
15 Dec 2017 03:06:13 PM

My mother did cockpit lighting on the P-38 and was part of the war bond drive. She was one of the original Bond girls.

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