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Yank Magazine January 19, 1945
Cover picture "Two Props And A Jet"
Cover story: "The American Jet Plane And What Makes It Fly" [visible tail numbers - 422609 & 2108786] "This Week's Cover: Flying with staggered echelon two sister ships with Bell Aircraft, the jet-propelled P-59 Airacomet fighter-trainer (bottom) shows her lines alongside those of the P-39 Airacobra (top) and the P-63 Kingcobra (middle). What makes the "jet job" fly is told on pages 2, 3, and 4.
Other articles:
Jet Plane [Cover Story]
Another Winter: Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark Sizes Up The Tough Job In Italy
Yanks At Home Abroad
Germany's Human Moles [1,700 civilians living in a cave in Siesburg Mountain, Saarlautern, Germany]
Hot Time In Belgium
Combat Virgins [96th Division On Leyte, 1 page damaged]
Seeing Ceylon: [1 page damaged]
Mail Call
Storm Out of the Aleutians [Yank Fiction]
What's Your Problem?
Strictly GI
Washington OP
Camp News
Pin-Up Girl: Deanna Durbin
The Poets Cornered
PX
Sports: The 4-F Athlete Takes Another Physical
Back Cover - Cartoons
Digitized by Google books
"The Army newspaper" (varies slightly: The Army weekly)
Title from cover
Published by the enlisted men of the U.S. army for those in the armed services
Issues for June 17, 1942-Nov. 26, 1943 issued by Headquarters Detachment, Special Service, War Dept.; Dec. 3, 1943-Feb. 4, 1944 issued by the Army Education and Information Division, War Dept; Feb. 11-Aug. 25, 1944, Army Information, MSD, War Dept.; -Dec. 28, 1945, by the Information and Education Division
SERBIB/SERLOC merged record
Cover picture "Two Props And A Jet"
Cover story: "The American Jet Plane And What Makes It Fly" [visible tail numbers - 422609 & 2108786] "This Week's Cover: Flying with staggered echelon two sister ships with Bell Aircraft, the jet-propelled P-59 Airacomet fighter-trainer (bottom) shows her lines alongside those of the P-39 Airacobra (top) and the P-63 Kingcobra (middle). What makes the "jet job" fly is told on pages 2, 3, and 4.
Other articles:
Jet Plane [Cover Story]
Another Winter: Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark Sizes Up The Tough Job In Italy
Yanks At Home Abroad
Germany's Human Moles [1,700 civilians living in a cave in Siesburg Mountain, Saarlautern, Germany]
Hot Time In Belgium
Combat Virgins [96th Division On Leyte, 1 page damaged]
Seeing Ceylon: [1 page damaged]
Mail Call
Storm Out of the Aleutians [Yank Fiction]
What's Your Problem?
Strictly GI
Washington OP
Camp News
Pin-Up Girl: Deanna Durbin
The Poets Cornered
PX
Sports: The 4-F Athlete Takes Another Physical
Back Cover - Cartoons
Digitized by Google books
"The Army newspaper" (varies slightly: The Army weekly)
Title from cover
Published by the enlisted men of the U.S. army for those in the armed services
Issues for June 17, 1942-Nov. 26, 1943 issued by Headquarters Detachment, Special Service, War Dept.; Dec. 3, 1943-Feb. 4, 1944 issued by the Army Education and Information Division, War Dept; Feb. 11-Aug. 25, 1944, Army Information, MSD, War Dept.; -Dec. 28, 1945, by the Information and Education Division
SERBIB/SERLOC merged record
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