US EditionWWII Bomber ‘Hell’N Pelican II’ Returns to PNG as Heritage Symbol
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WWII Bomber ‘Hell’N Pelican II’ Returns to PNG as Heritage Symbol
The Douglas A-20 Havoc aircraft, famously known as Hell’N Pelican II, has returned to Papua New Guinea in time for its 50th Independence celebrations. The historic WWII bomber, which had long been displayed in Australia, arrived in Port Moresby this week aboard the Australian Defence Vessel Reliant.Assigned to American pilot Second Lieutenant Charles Anderson during WWII, Hell’N Pelican II was part of the U.S. Air Force campaign in the Pacific. …
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