FSX/P3D textures for the Milton Shupe A-20G Havoc. They represent "Hell 'N Pelican II" of the 312th Bomb Group of the 388th Bomb Squadron as it appears now. Both 2048 and 4096 textures are included. There is quite a bit of information on this machine available on the internet at pacificwrecks.com and on the web page of the RAAF Amberley Aviation Heritage Centre near Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. The ship force landed after running out of fuel on April 16th, 1944. The machine was recovered through the joint efforts of the RAAF and private concerns in 1984 and subsequently restored at RAAF Amberley, where it is now in storage. A separate archive for the 1944 version is also available. The nose art is somewhat different between the 1944 version and the restored version.
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FSX-A20G_Hell-N-Pelican-II 2024-06-06
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FSX/P3D textures for the Milton Shupe A-20G Havoc. They represent "Hell 'N Pelican II" of the 312th Bomb Group of the 388th Bomb Squadron as it appears now. Both 2048 and 4096 textures are included. There is quite a bit of information on this machine available on the internet at pacificwrecks.com and on the web page of the RAAF Amberley Aviation Heritage Centre near Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. The ship force landed after running out of fuel on April 16th, 1944. The machine was recovered through the joint efforts of the RAAF and private concerns in 1984 and subsequently restored at RAAF Amberley, where it is now in storage. A separate archive for the 1944 version is also available. The nose art is somewhat different between the 1944 version and the restored version.
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