Curtiss P-40C Tomahawk Parked with AVG First Pursuit Squadron Markings

 This striking image shows a parked Curtiss P-40C Tomahawk adorned with the famous American Volunteer Group (AVG) First Pursuit Squadron markings, positioned against vintage hangar doors. The P-40C, known for its ruggedness and shark-mouth nose art, was a key fighter in early WWII, especially famed for its role with the Flying Tigers. The AVG squadron markings honor the bravery of volunteer pilots fighting in China before America’s official entry into the war. The historic hangar backdrop adds authentic period atmosphere, enhancing the warbird’s legacy. A must-have print for WWII aviation enthusiasts and warbird restoration fans. Celebrate fighter heritage with this powerful, nostalgic image.

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