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A typed report from the 8th Bomb Squadron in June 1944 summarizing their experiences with the four A-26Bs that were assigned for combat evaluations.

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	A typed report from the ~~13th~~ Bomb Squadron in June 1944 summarizing their experiences with the four A-26Bs that were assigned for combat evaluations.		A typed report from the 8th Bomb Squadron in June 1944 summarizing their experiences with the four A-26Bs that were assigned for combat evaluations.