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What was the nickname for the all-black 332d Fighter Group of the US?
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What was the nickname for the all black 332d fighter group of the us army air corps which enscorted allied bombers through European airspace on 1578 missions during world was 2?
Tuskegee Airmen .
Is it true that a P-50 aircraft from the Redtails squadron sank a German destroyer in World War 2?
Unlikely, since the P-50 never entered service. However, the myth persists that the 332d Fighter Group sank a German destroyer although, depending on who you listen to, it was done with P-40s, P-47s or P-51s.The fact is that there were no German destroyers operating in the Mediterranean Sea to be sunk.The Redtails did strafe, damage and drive ashore the German TA22 (ex WWI Italian "destroyer" Giuseppe Missori, built 1914 - actually a large torpedo boat - a 740 ton craft that was no longer capable of performing significant surface combat).
What has the author William Wallace written?
William Wallace has written: 'easybyte.org Song Book No. 3' 'Europe, which Europe?' 'Prescription for partnership' 'Alston Moor' 'Memoirs of William Wallace, esq. late of His Majesty's 15th Hussars' 'The Logic Of Hegel' 'Great south western railway of Canada' -- subject(s): Railroads 'AGARD corrosion handbook. Volume 1. Aircraft corrosion' -- subject(s): Corrosion prevention, Corrosion, Corrosion tests 'The Dynamics of European Integration' 'Chambers Poetical Works of Robert Burns' 'Lectures And Essays On Natural Theology And Ethics' -- subject(s): Ethics 'Ebasco Services Incorporated' -- subject(s): Design and construction, Ebasco Services Incorporated, Electric power plant equipment industry, Electric power-plants, History 'easybyte.org Song Book No. 1' 'FMX, the revised black book' -- subject(s): Explosives, Military, Guerrilla warfare, Handbooks, manuals, Military Explosives, Sabotage 'Ohio doughboys in Italy' -- subject(s): United States, World War, 1914-1918, United States. Infantry. 332d regt., 1917-1919, United States. Army. Infantry Regiment, 332nd, Regimental histories, 332d, Infantry 'Living Again' 'The Threshold of Music'
Find a four digit number that you can multiply by 4 and get a number with the original digits in reverse order?
Original number is 1000a + 100 b + 10c + d, and a must be 2, If it were 3 or more then multiplying be 4 would give a 5-digit number, and it can't be 1 because it is the units figure in the multiplied number and 1 can't be the last digit in a multiple of 4. Similarly d must be 3 or 8 to give a number ending in 2 when multiplied by 4,and can't be 3 'cos no multiple of 4 ends in a 3... Four times original is 4000a + 400b + 40c +4d which equals 1000d + 100c + 10b + a so 3999a + 390b = 60c + 996d which simplifies to 1333a + 130b = 20c + 332d. a = 2, d = 8, then 20c - 130b = 2666 - 2656. 20c - 130b = 10 so c = 7 and b = 1 The original number is 2178 (x 4 = 8712) Whew!
