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Franco-Thai War says the RTAF had Hawk 75Ns (
P-36 Hawk) called Hawk 3 here:
Image by Trirat (2007).
"A Briefer History of the Royal Thai Air Force". This web site does not supply ownership information. (Above) The Hawk 3 single-seat pursuit biplane, manufactured by the Curtiss Aeroplane and Consolidated (USA), served in the RTAF between 1934-1949. The insignia (
Hanuman, white body) identified it as belonging to Wing 4. This is the only Hawk 3 remaining anywhere.{{
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Franco-Thai War says the RTAF had Hawk 75Ns (
P-36 Hawk) called Hawk 3 here:
Image by Trirat (2007).
"A Briefer History of the Royal Thai Air Force". This web site does not supply ownership information. (Above) The Hawk 3 single-seat pursuit biplane, manufactured by the Curtiss Aeroplane and Consolidated (USA), served in the RTAF between 1934-1949. The insignia (
Hanuman, white body) identified it as belonging to Wing 4. This is the only Hawk 3 remaining anywhere.{{
cite web}}: Unknown parameter |month= ignored (
help)
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