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- P-63A-9 42-69450 B60
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- Lend-Lease P-63A-9 42-69721 in flight
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- P-63E 43-11720
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- Prototype XP-63 41-19511 December 1942
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- Soviet P-63A UTI trainer conversion
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- P-63A-6 42-68941
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- Experimental L-39 with swept wings 1945/46
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- P-63A-1 42-68871 on the ground
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- Experimental P-63A with V-tail
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- P-63A-9 in flight
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- P-63A-5 42-68924
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- Experimental P-63D 43-11718
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- P-63A front view
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- Mechanic working on a P-63 Ephrata, WA July 1944 2
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- P-63A-1 42-68871 2
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- P-63E 43-11728
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- Airman posed by a P-63
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- P-63A-1 42-68862
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- P-63A 42-68870
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- Mechanics working on a P-63 Ephrata, WA July 1944
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- RP-63A 42-69654 Pin Ball
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- P-63A-1 42-68871 in flight
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- French P-63C 43-11566
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- Soviet P-63A-7 42-69188
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- P-63A 42-68931
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- Soviet P-63
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- P-63E-1 43-11728 at Wright Patterson
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- XP-63A 42-78015 1943
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- Kingcobra at Bell Corp’s Niagara Frontier Division 1944
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- P-63A 42-69432
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- P-63 42-68945 and P-39 Ephrata, WA July 1944
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- Kingcobras 42-69053, 42-69118 and 42-69097
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- Mechanics working on a P-63 Ephrata, WA July 1944 3
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- P-63A 42-69417
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- P-63E 43-11720 2
Kingcobra (Bell Model 24) was a United States fighter aircraft developed in World War II from the P-39 Airacobra in an attempt to correct that aircraft’s deficiencies.