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B-26B Mill Pond

B-26B Mill Pond 2024-06-18

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FS2004 Douglas B-26B Invader, "Project Mill Pond" (textures only) A repaint of the superb freeware SOH B-26 Invader (and the a26crudeinvader.zip expansion model). It is painted as a Douglas B-26B Invader of "Project Mill Pond", Thailand 1961. Due to the North Vietnamese growing use of the "Ho Chi Minh trail" and the Communist advance in Laos in the early 1960's the CIA built up a secret attack and reconnaissance force at Takhli RTAFB in Thailand, it was given the code name "Project Mill Pond". All B-26's used were "sanitized" to remove any US connections and painted either flat black or they retained the standard metal silver scheme and without any decals. Crews came from both Air America and the USAF. Repaint by JensOle

Originally submitted by HenryW (2007-04-15 11:47:29)

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