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Colonel Robert T Smith (deceased) - Art prints and originals signed by Colonel Robert T Smith (deceased)

Robert T Smith

Robert T Smith

21 / 8 / 1995Died : 21 / 8 / 1995

Colonel Robert T Smith (deceased)

R T Smith was a flight instructor in the US Army Air Corps when he resigned his commission in July 1941 to join the AVG. Flying first as a wingman and then as a Flight Leader he took part in the great air battles over Rangoon on 23rd and 25th December 1941, and was credited with 8.66 air victories with the Flying Tigers. Recommissioned into the USAAF he flew a further combat tour in P-51s and commanded a squadron of B-52s. After the war he became Vice-President of the Flying Tigers Line in the Far East. Robert T Smith passed away on 21st August 1995.

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P40 Tomahawks of the American Volunteer Group fought against the Japanese air force in the skies over Indo-China during World War 2 and became one of the most successful and famous fighter units of all time.  Strangled by the Japanese blockade of its......
Chennault's Flying Tigers by Robert Taylor.
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P40 Tomahawks of the American Volunteer Group fought against the Japanese air force in the skies over Indo-China during World War 2 and became one of the most successful and famous fighter units of all time. Strangled by the Japanese blockade of its......NOT
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