File:Donald Bochkay with his P-51D.png
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English: Major Donald H. Bockhay of 363d FS, 357th FG, with his P-51D Mustang. Photo taken by Wayne Steen, radio operator in the 357th FG. |
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https://www.americanairmuseum.com/archive/media/media-44726pdfjpeg * Object number 44726 * Database number 44726 |
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