P-38 Lightning pilots from WWII by goodoleboy
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Description
Captured 4/4/09, at the Chino Planes of Fame Museum at the Chino Airport in Chino, California.
Please ZOOM on this one.
Actually, if you want to get technical about it, the P-38 itself is a veteran also.
Hail and thank you to all the people who served in the armed forces of the USA, beginning with the Revolutionary War.
So long for now, and thankx for coming by.

Comments (15)
Very special image Harry and a great dedi to those who served! Well done! :)
Agree Harry. AWESOME post. Really.
Now that IS cool, Harry.. Magnificent! Well caught and thanks! Rob.
First a serious "shout out" to you Harry...one vet to another! We greatly appreciate your service in WWII and your support for all veterans since. The picture above of a P-38 with three vets is perfect for today. Way to go!!!
Well done one and all - a great capture! Cheers, Clive
Splendid work for support for all veterans!
thanks to all these people we are free. wonderful; shot
Excellent tribute and an excellent plane.
Wonderful dedi, nice group shot together.
Probably my favorite vintage plane, hard to choose between this or the P51. This is an incredible tribute to all who served, I salute you all, and am eternally grateful for having done so. We live in the land of the free, BECAUSE of the brave! Thank you!
Great shot!
Excellent shot and dedi to those who served!
Wonderful capture and sentiment O'lboy. It's because of these folk, and people like them, that I can live the way I do. I'm really grateful, nice work Harry!
THis is a great tribute!
Wonderful image and dedication! Beautiful composition, clarity, and color! Excellent work, Harry!