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March 15th 04, 04:47 PM
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unfriendly friendlies
What are some early examples of an air force facing hostile a/c
originally produced by its own country's aviation industry (whether they were sold to a former friendly nation that then became an enemy, or were captured a/c, or whatever)? The first case I can remember reading about is during the Allied invasion of N. Africa, when P-36s flown by Vichy French were encountered, but it seems there must have been previous instances -- WWI, interwar, or earlier WWII. 
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