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| | Read an Issue of Yank, The Army Weekly |
 | | He wheeled and the rest of the flight wheeled with him, but they had been taken off balance, and it was impossible to maintain company front against the Germans, who were coming down in loose formations of two at 450 miles an hour. |
 | | The P-40 is a comparatively slow plane and its fighting has to be defensive, because the Messerschmitt, with its superior speed, can pick the angle and time of attack. |
 | | So Kakone stepped back and screamed, “This man is sabotaging me!” In a few minutes a crowd gathered around, listened to his story, pressed bills into his hand and shoved him on the train. |
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