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"How did you get your name", Ranger 332?

 

Greetings

Dutchy

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Guest Ranger332

RANGER from my unit and mission taskings

 

332 from my knolwege of 332 sqd.

 

 

got it from when I first started flying F-22 Raptor

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What is the airbase of 332sq? Is that Edwards? You fly F-22 Raptor?

I got my nick/callsign from Dice and Goose. I was first the only one on Dice his site that come from the Netherlands.

 

Greetings

Dutchy

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:lol: No dutchy, 332 is our virtual squadron and F-22 Raptor is an old flight sim, don't worry about though.

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Okay. Thanks.

In my mind I remember that my country had a 332squadron.

And I found it out. It was in the WW2, they flew Spitfires from bases in England.

 

Greetings

Dutchy

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http://www.cr.nps.gov/museum/exhibits/tusk...e/aircombat.htm

 

 

 

 

this will help on the 332 SQD of WW2 fame

 

http://www.grunts.net/afamerican/332ndfg.html

 

332ndFG.gif

 

The pilots of the 332nd wanted to make sure that Allied bobmer crews and enemy pilots could easily identify them. As a result, the 332nd did not camouflage their aircraft. Instead, the painted the tails of their P-51 Mustangs with the reddest of red paint that they could find. After about 100 escort missions with a batting average of no losses, the bomber crews started referring to them as the "Red Tail Angels."

 

The Red Tail Angels of the 332nd would end the war as the only fighter group to never lose an escorted bomber to enemy fighters. The Tuskegee Airmen downed 111 enemy fighters, including three of the eight Messerschmitt ME-262 jets shot down by the Allies during the war. The group also destroyed countless targets during harrowing ground attack missions and even sunk a German destroyer with machine gun fire. Sixty-six Tuskegee Airmen gave their lives in combat.

 

http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/KSD/SJ/TuskegeeA...ee_Timeline.htm

June 25, 1944--pilots of the 302nd Fighter Squadron sink a German destroyer with machine gun fire from their P-47's.

 

 

http://search.netscape.com/nscp_results.ad...h+fighter+group

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Even more strange. I found on this site on internet.

www.raf.mod.uk/history/h332.html. That squadron is now from Norway, but where we talking about. This topic was gonna about Callsigns.

 

Greetings

Dutchy

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Guest Ranger332

the url lead to no page and 332 has to do with my callsign,and its my topic so I can lead it anyway I want.

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I respect that Ranger332. Was a little curious about 332 squadrons at the world. Part of hobby of me.

 

Greetings

Dutchy

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Was a little curious about 332 squadrons at the world

 

332 Sqn RNoAF was established 15 January 1942 in England and is currently flying the F-16 MLU.

Sqn callsign: Eagle

 

332_logo_7199a.gif

 

SleepySweeper

(A Norwegian in Belgium)

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Its not uncommon for more then one unit/sqd to share a number set but its the record that seperates them and as stated none can compair the the 332/99th Fighter SQds record or the raciesum they faced at home.

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I totally agree Ranger332 - that record is indeed impressive!! A couple of months ago I read "Chappie", the life and times of Daniel James Jr. and the racism described there makes the record of these units even more impressive! Thanks to officers like Col. Benjamin O. Davis Jr. and "Chappie" your nation and Air Force have come a long Way!

 

BTW, 332 sqn RNoAF had 66.5 kills, 11.5 probables and 49.5 damaged from Jan 42 to VE day. Own losses: 36

 

SleepySweeper

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Guest Ranger332

rgr ty for the info the link wasent working last time I checked---seems 332 is a heck of a number to have :) :thumbup:

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