Heroes of the Pacific War USS Intrepid. The Navy Turns the Tide in the Pacific. The war against Japan was markedly different than the one against Germany. | See related products

Model Features Comes with Nameplate and Display Case, Precision Diecast Replica, Baked Enamel Finish, 1:1028 Scale Mode, 10 Inches Long | See related products

Features: Visible Crew, Display Stand, Rotating Propellers, Fold Down Pontoons, Corgi Limited Edition of 3210, Precision Die-Cast Replica, 1:72 Scale Model, 10.5 Inches Long | See related products

Heroes of the Pacific War. USS Missouri, The Navy Turns the Tide in the Pacific. The war against Japan was markedly different than the one against Germany. Precision Diecast Replica | See related products

Turned the Tide of the War in the Pacific! Douglas Dauntless SBD-3, Slow But Deadly. The Douglas Dauntless SBD-3 was the premier Navy bomber until late in 1943 when the Curtis SB2C Helldivers delivered | See related products

The UH-1E was the Marines main assault support helicopter during the Vietnam era. This particular Huey was used at Camp Pendleton as a trainer during the mid-1960s. | See related products

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The Fastest Planes In The World Along with the R-1, the Gee Bee R-2 Supersportster was designed specifically for the 1932 Cleveland Air Races by the Granville Bros. Aircraft Company. | See related products

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