P-38 Maloneys Pony Graphics Set Scale:1/7

P-38 Maloneys Pony Graphics Set Scale:1/7P 38J 43 28746 23 'Mloney's Pony' flown by Capt Thomas E. Maloney of the 27th FS, 1st FG On August 19th, 1944, the 27ths highest scoring ace of World War II, Lieutenant Thomas E. Maloney lost both engines of his P 38 during a beachhead cover mission, thereby setting the stage for one of the grittiest personal episodes of the war. While strafing, Maloney's right engine began knocking. A check of the oil pressure and temp showed that he had lost the

Delaware registered it as N151MW on August 26

Escuadron Caza Bombardeo

Photo by Michael Hines

end of 1941

Photo by William Krummel

gets air to air kill on first mission

The history of the aircraft is unclear until it was recovered from a local scrapyard by Didier Chable as a museum exhibit in the mid ’70s

On 10th September 1952 he show down Chinese MiG-15 (the only Corsair vs MiG-15 kill)

Wallace Hopkins

Curtiss P-40K Warhawk

Photo by Michael Rapuano

In mid-1943 No 14 moved up to Guadalcanal