US$9.77 WW2 Curtiss P-40 Warhawk 11th FS 343rd FG On Alert 1942 8x10 in Miramichi, New Brunswick for sale

WW2 P-40 Warhawk 11th FS 343rd FG On Alert 1942 8x10 Photo Photo Description: A flight line view 8x10 photo of 2 United States Army Air Force Curtiss P-40E Warhawk aircraft assigned to the 11th Fighter Squadron 343rd Fighter Group on alert at an airfield somewhere in the Aleutian Islands. These P-40 Warhawk aircraft known as the Aleutian Tigers sometimes Bengal Tigers are wearing a variation of the Flying Tigers nose art made famous by General Claire Chennault's AVERAGE in the CBI war theater. His son Major John "Jack" Chennault was the original commander of the 11th Fighter Squadron. Click here for more P-40 Warhawk pictures . Photo Credit: USGov Photo Date: ca 1942 Photo Location: Aleutian Islands, Alaska Photo ID: 810-P401012 Please check the current shipping rates. Due to a significant increase in Canada Post rates (especially International) an additional fee per item will now apply to 8x10 and 8x12 images. Please use the store categories menu on the left side of the page to browse specific types of aircraft. To search our store by keyword (ie. 5x7, 8x10, 8x12, squadron, unit, etc) go to the PrettyPlanes Store Homepage and use the store search box at the top of the left hand menu. All images are created from the highest quality negatives, slides or hi-res files available and professionally printed at a photo lab. To ensure you receive the best possible photo, older pictures are color corrected if required and dust and scratches removed. All photographs are from our personal collection, private collections, public domain sources and other sources that allow commerical distribution under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License or the Creative Commons license. When ever necessary we have obtained written permission from private collection owners to reproduce and sell prints of their images. All photo copyrights remain with the photographer. All photographs are shipped in rigid photo mailers for protection. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied, simply return the photo(s) for an exchange or full refund.