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Tag Archives: P-40
Civil War Echoes: Chennault and the Flying Tigers
One of the most famous flying units of World War II was the American Volunteer Group (AVG) under Claire Lee Chennault (pictured). Known as the “Flying Tigers,” the AVG fought in China and Southeast Asia for 7 months (20 December … Continue reading →
Posted in Leadership--Confederate, Leadership--Federal, Medical, Personalities, Ties to the War
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Tagged 15th Kentucky, Admiral David G. Farragut, Battle of Mobile Bay, Battle of Perryville, Burma, Chennault, China, Claire Lee Chennault, David Farragut, Flying Tigers, Louisiana Tigers, P-40, Robert E. Lee, Sam Houston, Southeast Asia, Stonewall Jackson, World War II
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