Borovkov and Frolov I-207 [6]
Grigorovich I-2 [1]
Grigorovich IP-1 [1]
Kocherigin and Yatsenko Di-6 [8]
Polikarpov I-1/Il-400/IL-2/IL-3 [5]
Polikarpov I-3 [4]
Polikarpov I-5 [11]
Polikarpov I-15/I-152 (I-15bis) [108]
Polikarpov I-153 Chaika [53]
Polikarpov I-17 [1]
Tupolev DIP (ANT-29) [1]
Tupolev I-4 (ANT-5) [4]
Tupolev I-8 (ANT-13) [1]
Tupolev I-14 [1]
Yatsenko I-28 [1]
Aero Ae-02 [1]
Aero A-18 [4]
Aero A-102 [1]
ANF-Les Mureaux 113/115/117 [8]
Arado Ar.65 [7]
Arado Ar.68 [24]
Arado Ar.80 [1]
Armstrong Whitworth AW.16 [1]
Armstrong Whitworth AW.35 Scimitar [2]
Armstrong Whitworth Siskin [23]
Avia BH-3 [5]
Avia BH-7 [1]
Avia BH-21 [16]
Avia BH-33/Ba-33 [12]
Avia B.34 [3]
Bellanca 28-70/28-90 [2]
Berliner-Joyce P-16/PB-1 [1]
Blackburn Lincock [1]
Blackburn B-24 Skua [14]
Bleriot-SPAD S.51 [7]
Bleriot-SPAD S.61 [23]
Bleriot-SPAD S.81 [3]
Bleriot-SPAD S.510 [4]
Boeing F2B [8]
Boeing F3B [9]
Boeing P-12/F4B [48]
Boeing XP-15/XF5B [1]
Boeing P-26 Peashooter [47]
Boeing PW-9/FB1/FB4/FB5 [18]
Boulton & Paul P.31 Bittern [1]
Breda Ba.27 Metallico [3]
Bristol Bulldog [47]
Canadain Car Foundry (CCF) FDB-1 [1]
Caudron-Renault CR.714 Cyclone [24]
Chance Vought F2U [1]
Chance Vought F3U [1]
Comte AC-1 [1]
Consolidated P-30/PB-2 [5]
Curtiss-Wright PW-8 [1]
Curtiss-Wright F8C/O-1/D-12 Falcon [13]
Curtiss-Wright F6C/P-1 Hawk [15]
Curtiss-Wright F7C Seahawk [1]
Curtiss-Wright F9C Sparrowhawk [4]
Curtiss-Wright Hawk II/III/Goshawk/P-6/F11C/BFC-2/BF2C [62]
Curtiss-Wright XF12C [1]
Dewoitine D.1/AC.2 [4]
Dewoitine D.9/AC.3 [2]
Dewoitine D.19 [2]
Dewoitine D.27/D.53 [22]
Dewoitine D.37/D.372 [7]
Dewoitine D.500/D.510 [34]
Douglas XFD-1 [1]
Fairey Fantome/Feroce [1]
Fairey Firefly (first) [9]
Fairey Flycatcher [8]
Fairey Fox/Seafox [16]
Fiat CR.1 [5]
Fiat CR.20 Asso/Idro [15]
Fiat CR.32 [63]
Focke-Wulf Fw.56 Stosser [7]
Focke-Wulf Fw.57 [1]
Fokker D.XI/PW-7 [2]
Fokker D.XIII [4]
Fokker D.XVII [2]
Gloster Gamecock [18]
Gloster Gauntlet [41]
Gloster Gladiator [103]
Gloster Grebe [10]
Gloster Mars/Sparrowhawk/Nighthawk [4]
Grumman FF-1/SF-1/G-23 Goblin/Delfin [11]
Grumman F2F/F3F/G-22/G-32/UC-103 [40]
Hawker Demon [19]
Hawker Fury [52]
Hawker Nimrod [4]
Hawker Osprey [15]
Hawker Woodcock [6]
Heinkel HD.23 [1]
Heinkel HD.37/I-7 [2]
Heinkel He.51 [54]
Heinkel He.74 [1]
Heinkel He.100 [17]
Ikarus IK-2 [7]
Junkers K.47 [2]
Kawasaki KDA-5/Type 92 [6]
Kawasaki Ki-5 [1]
Kawasaki Ki-10 Perry [10]
Koolhoven FK.58 [6]
Letov S.20 [7]
Letov S.31/S.131 [3]
Letov S.231/S.331 [7]
Loire-Gourdou-Lesseure GL-21/GL-22 [6]
Loire-Gourdou-Lesseure LGL-32/GL-633 [4]
Loire 43/45/46 [7]
Martinsyde F.4/ADC.1 Buzzard [13]
Mitsubishi 1MF [10]
Mitsubishi A5M Claude/Sandy [36]
Mitsubishi Ka-8 [1]
Mitsubishi Ka-14 [2]
Mitsubishi Ki-18 [1]
Mitsubishi Ki-33 [1]
Morane-Saulnier MS.225/226/227/275/278 [6]
Nakajima A1N/Gambet [11]
Nakajima A2N [6]
Nakajima A4N [4]
Nakajima Ki-8 [2]
Nakajima Ki-11 [2]
Nakajima Ki-27 Nate/Clint [97]
Nakajima NAF-2 [1]
Nakajima Type 91 [5]
Nieuport-Delage NiD-29 [4]
Nieuport-Delage NiD-42/52/62/72 [36]
Northrop XFT [1]
Parnall Plover [1]
PWS PWS-10 [17]
PWS Z-17 Sep [1]
PZL P.1/P.6/P.7 [13]
PZL P.8/P.9 [2]
PZL P.11 [64]
PZL P.24 [33]
Seversky P-35/2PA/AT-12 Guardsman [28]
Seversky FN-1 [1]
SIAI-Marchetti S.50/MVT [1]
SPAD S.XX [1]
Svenska Aero SA-11/J5/J6 Jaktfalken [3]
Thomas-Morse MB-3 [1]
Tokorozawa Koshiki-2 [1]
Vickers Type 143 Scout [1]
Vickers Type 151 Jockey/Type 279 Venom [1]
Waco 240 [1]
Wibault Wib 7/72/Vickers Type 121 Scout [11]
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Boeing P-26 Peashooter
 Guatemala [3]
 Spain (Republicans) [1]
 China (Nationalists) [6]
 USA [34]
 Philippines [2]
USA
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XP-26 (XP-936, Y1P-26, Model 248) | Unit: unknown
Serial: 32-412
Evaluated at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, from April 1942. Note: headrest shape and lack of aerial.
Artist: © Pete West
Source: Air Enthusiast Magazine
Source: Sent by Ezz Eldin
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: HQ, 20th PG, USAAC
Serial: unknown
Pilot - CO (Commanding Officer) of 20th PG. Barksdale Field, Louisiana, 1936. Colours are Dark Blue 29 and Yellow.
Artist: unknown
Source: "Fighters of the United State Air Force - From World War I Pursuits to the F-117" by Robert F.Dorr and David Donald, Temple Press/Aerospace Hamlyn Publishing Group, The Hamlyn Publishing Group, Michelin House, 81 Fulham Road, London SW3 6RB
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Artist: unknown
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Artist: © Richard Ward
Source: "The Boeing P-26A" by Peter M.Bowers, Profile Publications Ltd, No.14 |
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 34th PG, USAAC
Serial: unknown
This aircraft carries a tactical camouflage of water-based paints evaluated during the 1937 War Games. During these games a number of different camouflage patterns and colors were tested.
Artist: unknown
Source: 'Flying Colors' by William Green and Gordon Swanborough, 1981.
Discussion: Comments
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 18th PG, USAAC
Serial: unknown
Wheeler Field, Hawaii, December 1941. The Group had re-equipped with P-40Bs, but P-26As remained as training and hack aircraft.
Artist: unknown
Source: 'Flying Colors' by William Green and Gordon Swanborough, 1981.
Discussion: Comments
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 34th PS, 17th PG, USAAC
Serial: unknown
Destructive experimental paint scheme evaluated in 1935. Note reddish-pink tone (referred to as Desert Sand) had randomly applied areas of Olive Drab and neutral Grey superimposed.
Artist: unknown
Source: 'Flying Colors' by William Green and Gordon Swanborough, 1981.
Source: "Aviation and Times" 1999, No.4 (36)
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Artist: unknown
Source: "Great Aircraft of the World", Book Editor: Len Cacutt Publishers: Marshall Cavendish Books Ltd. 58 Old Compton Street, London W1V 5PA
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 20th PG, USAAC
Serial: 130 (33-130)
Selfridge Field, Michigan.
Artist: © Ivan Borislavov (IB)
Source: Sent by Ivan Borislavov (IB)
Discussion: Comments
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 17th PS, 1st PG, USAAC
Serial: 11/4MP
Nichols Field, Philippines, 1941.
Artist: unknown
Source: Starfighter Decals
Discussion: Comments
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 18th PG, USAAC
Serial: PR/1
Group CO aircraft. Wheeler Field, Hawaii, 1939.
Artist: © Don Greer
Source: "P-26", by Larry Davis, MINI In Action No.2 (No.1602), (c)1994 A Squadron/Signal Publications Inc; ISBN 0-89747-322-1.
Discussion: Comments
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 19th PS, 18th PG, USAAC
Serial: PR/2
Wheeler Field in Hawaii, 1939.
Artist: unknown
Source: Palva Models Kit
Discussion: Comments |
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Artist: © P.Endsleigh Castle ARAeS
Source: "The Boeing P-26A" by Peter M.Bowers, Profile Publications Ltd, No.14
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P-26A (Model 266) | Unit: 19th PS, 18th PG, USAAC
Serial: PR/11
Wheeler Field, Hawaii, in 1939. Note that diagonal fuselage stripe indicated CO of flight and 'PR11' tail designator signified 'P' = pursuit, 'R' = 18th Group, '11' = 11th aircraft in Group.
Artist: unknown
Source: "Chasseur Bombardiers" by William Green, Gordon Swanborough. Editions Celiv 1993 pour l'edition fran&
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Artist: unknown
Source: 'Flying Colors' by William Green and Gordon Swanborough, 1981.
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