Pictures of the 325th Fighter Planes                                           May be used as desktop wallpaper     
USAAF Wings
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These pictures are of 44-14467 #40 "Mary Mac".  318th Fighter Squadron Pilot Lt Gordon H. McDaniel  
on 14 March 1945. The day Mac became an Ace in a Day.

Number 63 was flown by Lt Robert Burns (Mac's Wingman) on 14 march 1945
44-15634 #63   "Jan’s Little Joe"
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All artwork on this page by "Mystic Puma" and "Monguse"

Thanks, Neil and Ralph
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"We'll meet again,
Don't know where,don't know when.
But I know we'll meet again, some sunny day."
This is a true story of an American WWII Fighter Ace,  Lt Gordon H. McDaniel of Sweetwater, Tennessee.  
He was a member of the 325th Fighter Group, the "Checkertail Clan". His friends called him Mac.