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mithrandir-9 — 15 years ago(April 16, 2010 04:07 PM)

Since when did the U.S. Army Air Corp fly DeHaviland Tiger Moths?

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C'mon people, Pitcairn Mailwings, DH-4s and JN4s(Jennies) are kinda hard to come by nowadays.
Bill C

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Right before they started using WWII PT-17 Stearmans for mail delivery.

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