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[[image:Im1941EnV171-p009b.jpg|thumb| 1939.]]
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''Sub section of [[Bell Aircraft]].''
''Sub section of [[Bell Aircraft Corporation]].''


Pursuit plane.  
Pursuit plane.  

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1939.

Sub section of Bell Aircraft Corporation.

Pursuit plane.

One of the main American fighter aircraft in service when the United States entered World War II. [1]

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