Lieutenant Loren R. Wilson's P-38J Lightning aircraft 'Betty A III' of 364th Fighter Group, US 383rd Fighter Squadron based at RAF Honington, Suffolk, England, UK, 1944

Caption   Lieutenant Loren R. Wilson's P-38J Lightning aircraft 'Betty A III' of 364th Fighter Group, US 383rd Fighter Squadron based at RAF Honington, Suffolk, England, UK, 1944 ww2dbase
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Added Date 14 Apr 2010

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1. J.D. Wilson says:
28 Mar 2011 09:55:25 PM

Was this the Loren R Wilson (b. circa April 1919 in Lake Forest, King County, WA and lived in Los Angeles, CA) who was the son of Rex McPherson Wilson and his wife Ethel M?
2. João Henrique Barone Reis e Silva says:
30 Dec 2018 08:42:28 PM

Does anybody knows the color of Cocooned Lockheed P-38 Lightnings shipped to england during ww2?

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