P2Y aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-10 at rest, Naval Air Station Ford Island, US Territory of Hawaii, 1930s; note two-star flag near cockpit indicating an admiral was onboard

Caption   P2Y aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-10 at rest, Naval Air Station Ford Island, US Territory of Hawaii, 1930s; note two-star flag near cockpit indicating an admiral was onboard ww2dbase
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Photos at Same Place Honolulu, Hawaii
Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 6 May 2014

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