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Engine change.
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Out she comes.
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Stripped down for engine change. As I recall this was
Roy Whittaker’s aircraft.
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Fifty-five gallon gasoline drums were put to many uses
such as engine stands and work platforms.
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Engines were Rolls Royce “Merlins” built
by the Packard Motor Car Company, USA.
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Shop truck. S/Sgt. Viscaino working on air compressor.
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Our tanker. On rough rolling terrain, sometimes the
rear end would drag. This could tear off the air brake
terminals at the end of the frame.
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By the looks of the trucks, this is Operations tent.
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Lt. Finkener, Ordnance Office, always set up this machine
gun.
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Sometimes the trucks got stuck.