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![Richard Bong, America's highest scoring ace pilot in WW2 credited with with shooting down 40 Japanese aircraft in his P-38 Lockheed fighter [1940s] : r/OldSchoolCool](https://i.redd.it/fm7f7k6iosp71.jpg "Richard Bong, America's highest scoring ace pilot in WW2 credited with with shooting down 40 Japanese aircraft in his P-38 Lockheed fighter [1940s] : r/OldSchoolCool")
Richard Bong, America's highest scoring ace pilot in WW2 credited with with shooting down 40 Japanese aircraft in his P-38 Lockheed fighter [1940s] : r/OldSchoolCool
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