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P-47D - 1st Brazilian Ftr Sq - Jambock - Olive Drab - S/N 42-26770
(update vs 2.2 - several new details, Reworked Cowling latches, cosmetics and skin for the Livery Contest)
(update vs 2.1 - Feb,15th New template, New Spinner, cosmetics and skin for the Livery Contest)
(update vs 2.0 - New template with wireframe, Chrome spinner, New Jambock Pilot included and skin for the Livery Contest)
(update vs 1.3 - Chrome MG Covers, Jambock Pilot included and cosmetics)
(update vs 1.2 - Covers all P-47D Models)

P-47D - 1st Brazilian Ftr Sq - Jambock - Brand New Olive Drab - S/N 42-26770
(update vs 2.2 - Feb,15th New template, New Spinner, Reworked Cowling latches, several new details and cosmetics)
(update vs 2.0 - New template with wireframe, Chrome spinner and New Jambock Pilot included)
(update vs 1.3 - Chrome MG Covers, Jambock Pilot Included and cosmetics)
(update vs 1.2 - Covers all P-47D Models)

This is a partly coded generic 354thFG skin intended to be applied to AI wingmen when making up the flight numbers.

It carries the code of the 356th Fighter Squadron which was "AJ".

This P-47D-28 was flown by Capt George Lamb of the 356th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force from November 1944 until early February 1945.

Lamb would end the war with 7.5 kills.

This P-47D-28 was flown by Capt Clayton Gross of the 355th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force from November 1944 until early February 1945.

Gross would end the war with 6 kills, including an Me262.

This P-47D-30 was flown by Capt Lowell K. "Brue" Brueland of the 355th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force from November 1944 until early February 1945.

This is a partly coded generic skin intended to be applied to AI wingmen when making up the flight numbers.

It carries the code of the 355th Fighter Squadron which was "GQ". The sim will then apply the individual code letter/serial number from its default settings to the rear fuselage and tail.

This is a partly coded generic skin intended to be applied to AI wingmen when making up the flight numbers.

It carries the code of the 353rd Fighter Squadron which was "F T". The sim will then apply the individual code letter/serial number from its default settings to the rear fuselage and tail.

This P-47D-30 was flown by Major Glen Eagleston, C.O. of the 353rd Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force from November 1944 until early February 1945.

It is depicted as it appeared in December 1944.

A Winter based camouflage I created by request of another Pilot.