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Image ID:	744127
Title:	P-38 Canopy
Photographer:	James Tucker
Album:	Vintage Aircraft
Categories:	Vintage \| Military \| General
Keywords:	P-38, P-38 Lightning, Lockheed, Lockheed Aviation, military aircraft, vintage aircraft, WWII aviation, WWII history, Army Air Corps, air show, Allison, Pacific Theater, fighter planes
Model Release:	Not Required
Property Release:	Not Required
Copyright:	J Tucker
Submitted:	Aug 23, 2009 8:35 PM

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Camera:	Nikon D200
Lens:	Nikon 70-300mm VR
Filter:	UV Haze
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Royalty-Free License: Commercial Use			JPEG file format
Select	License	Pixels \| Inches	File size, KB	Price, USD
	Standard	1044 x 699 14.5 x 9.7 (72dpi)	281.3	0.99
	Standard	1456 x 975 20.2 x 13.5 (72dpi)	547.3	1.99
	Standard	1954 x 1308 6.5 x 4.4 (300dpi)	984.9	2.99
	Standard	2621 x 1755 8.7x 5.9 (300dpi)	1772.8	3.99
	Standard	3872 x 2592 12.9 x 8.6 (300dpi)	3868.0	4.99
	Full	3872 x 2592 12.9 x 8.6 (300dpi)	3868.0	39.00

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Lockheed's unique twin engine, twin boom fighter saw service in later WWII. The pilot sat in the canopied pod between the counter-rotating Allison V-12 engines. The plane was also used heavily for photo recon work. The tight cropping was reluctantly done to avoid property identification. At airshows, the owner/pilots are often hard to locate on short notice for photo release requests.

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