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The '''P-40 Warhawk''' is a [[World War II]]-era fighter plane manufactured by Curtiss.  This airplane was made famous from its use by the [[Flying Tigers]] in the Pacific theater during World War II, although it was used to some extent in all theaters.  This single-pilot aircraft was powered by a single V-12 engine (an Allison V-12 engine on all models except for the P-40L, which used the Merlin V-12).  The plane’s armaments consisted of varying ranges of 50 caliber guns, also dependent on model.  A total of 13,737 P-40s were built.<ref>http://staff.jccc.net/droberts/p40/p40a.html</ref>
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[[Category:World War II aircraft]]
 

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