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This P-40N Warhawk, flown by Captain Bruce Campbell, was famously known as "Geronimo." Campbell, a distinguished pilot in the 49th Fighter Group during World War II, used this aircraft in the Pacific theater, where it became emblematic of American air power. The P-40N, an upgraded variant of the P-40, featured improved performance and firepower, making it effective in both air-to-air and ground-attack roles. "Geronimo" adorned with distinctive nose art, represented not just Campbells aerial prowess but also the spirit of the pilots fighting against Japanese forces. Campbell became an ace, contributing significantly to the Allies' efforts in the war.

Designed to meet a USAAC requirement for a pursuit aircraft, the P-40 Warhawk was first flown on October 14th, 1938. This aircraft was tough, virtually trouble-free and saw continual improvements to arms, armor and engines. The P-40 served in numerous combat areas; often outclassed by its adversaries in speed, maneuverability and rate of climb, it earned a reputation for extreme ruggedness. Its strong construction, heavy firepower, and ability to dive enabled it to compete with enemy fighters, and it was a formidable ground-attack aircraft. P-40s were also flown by the famed Flying Tigers against the Japanese in China.

Info: P-40N Warhawk - USAAF 15th FG, 45th FS, #42-105112 Geronimo, Bruce Campbell, Mankin Island, December 1943