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The 34th Fighter Squadron
Flying the P-47 Thunderbolt
from Ie Shima Island North West of Okinawa.
The 34th Fighter Squadron Yearbook Page 33

Painting the Nose Art on a P-47 Thunderbolt.

Painting Nose art or making drawings of the aircraft and men on Ie Shima are leaving a mark in history.

WW1 Aircraft WW2 Fighters Jet Fighters Ships Tanks Guitars

Putting Noseart on a P-47 Thunderbolt, placing it into history

Scanned by C. Jeff Dyrek

Everyone has his own remembrance of the boat and the early days on the island.

But the things we wish to preserve most vividly in our memory, often have the tendency to fade too quickly. The following drawings are an attempt to recapture those first experiences, and perhaps, a few will make those fading memories sharper. They were sketched on the island by D. C. Jones.

From the Webmaster: The above statement was written in 1945, this page was made in 1999 and the visions and memories of D. C. Jones are still alive, probably much more than he had ever imagined.

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