Boeing (Douglas) TB-17G 44-83562 United States Air Force with the bomb bay and

with the bomb bay and offensive equipment removed in favor of passenger accommodations for senior commanders and officials

viewable aircraft

and a great companion to the growing collection of commemorative A-10 schemes in the catalog — alongside the 190th FS Idaho ANG WWII scheme and the 104th FS Maryland ANG 1930s scheme

The bold shark-mouth and eye markings — applied to exploit the A-10's already aggressive nose profile — made 75-0262 one of the most visually striking aircraft in the entire USAF inventory and a perennial favorite among aviation enthusiasts and modelers

and light training roles across Japan's home islands throughout the Cold War era

Boeing (Douglas) TB-17G 44-83562 United States Air Force with the bomb bay andThese are 1 72 scale decals for Boeing (Douglas) TB 17G 44 83562, assigned to the 4127th Base Unit, McClellan Field, Sacramento, California, United States Air Force. The TB 17G was a trainer conversion of the wartime B 17G Flying Fortress, with bombing equipment removed and the aircraft repurposed for crew training and utility duties in the postwar USAF. Base units like the 4127th were administrative organizations attached to specific installations,