Curtiss P-40B Tomahawk (signed) Plaques and Seals a rugged aircraft equal in

a rugged aircraft equal in maneuverability to most of the fighters of World War II

which continued manufacture of the aircraft

A second prototype was built as the XG-20 glider

Sikorsky HH-60 Jayhawk model

This model is hand signed by the famous "Tex" Hill who flew the P-40 Tomahawk while a member of the A

Curtiss P-40B Tomahawk (signed) Plaques and Seals a rugged aircraft equal inThe P 40 gained its greatest fame as the plane of the famed Flying Tigers. In the late 1930's Japanese forces were inflicting heavy loses on the Chinese. President Roosevelt promised the Chinese president that the United States would help, even though the US was not at war. The United States provided obsolete P 40B airplanes, but China didn't have the pilots to fly them. The U. S. Army, Navy and Marines asked for volunteers. They were released from