Flying Tigers

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The Flying Tigers were an American volunteer group of fighter pilots who gained fame in World War II for defending China against Japanese air forces with their distinctive shark-nosed P-40 aircraft.

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instanceOf American Volunteer Group
World War II military unit
fighter squadron
abbreviation AVG
alliedWith Chinese Nationalist forces
alsoKnownAs American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
associatedWith China-Burma-India Theater supply operations
baseOfOperations Burma
linked to: Myanmar

Kunming, China
commander Claire Lee Chennault
conflict Second Sino-Japanese War
World War II
countryOfOrigin United States
countrySupported Republic of China
culturalImpact subject of books and films about World War II aviation
disbandedInto 23rd Fighter Group
disbandedInYear 1942
emblem winged tiger insignia
formedBy United States volunteers
formedInYear 1941
honoredBy Chinese government
United States Congress
legacy symbol of Sino-American cooperation in World War II
namedAfter nickname derived from aggressive flying style and tiger emblem
notableEngagement air defense of Kunming
air defense of Rangoon
defense of the Burma Road
notableFor shark-mouth nose art on P-40 fighters
operatedAircraft Curtiss P-40 Warhawk
Curtiss P-40B
Curtiss P-40C
opponent Imperial Japanese Army Air Service
Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service
partOf China Air Task Force
primaryMission air defense of China
recognizedFor high kill-to-loss ratio against Japanese aircraft
recruitedFrom United States Army Air Corps
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
role air superiority
fighter escort
ground attack
sponsoredBy Chinese government
supportedBy United States government
symbol shark-mouth painted on aircraft nose
theaterOfOperations China-Burma-India Theater

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CBI Theater notableUnit Flying Tigers
CBI Theater notableUnit American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
Flying Tigers alsoKnownAs American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
China Theater alliedAirUnit Flying Tigers (American Volunteer Group)
linked to: Flying Tigers
Claire Lee Chennault memberOf American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
China Burma India Theater notableUnit Flying Tigers
14th Air Force nickname Flying Tigers
14th Air Force heritage American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
23rd Fighter Group heritage Flying Tigers
23rd Fighter Group precededBy 1st American Volunteer Group
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23rd Fighter Group nickname Flying Tigers
23rd Fighter Group heritage American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
American Volunteer Group hasAlias Flying Tigers
subject linked to: AVG
American Volunteer Group symbol Flying Tiger insignia
subject linked to: AVG
linked to: Flying Tigers
China Air Task Force predecessor American Volunteer Group
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China Air Task Force nickname Flying Tigers
Kunming usedBy American Volunteer Group
subject linked to: Kunming, China
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American Volunteer Group nickname Flying Tigers
subject linked to: Kunming, China
Curtiss P-40 Warhawk usedBy Flying Tigers
Curtiss P-40 Warhawk operator American Volunteer Group
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Old Leatherface associatedWith Flying Tigers
Old Leatherface associatedWith American Volunteer Group
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Civil Air Transport predecessor Flying Tigers
James Edward Grant notableWork Flying Tigers
1st Pursuit Squadron "Adam & Eves" partOf American Volunteer Group
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2nd Pursuit Squadron "Panda Bears" partOf American Volunteer Group
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2nd Pursuit Squadron "Panda Bears" operatedBy American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
3rd Pursuit Squadron "Hell's Angels" partOf American Volunteer Group
linked to: Flying Tigers
3rd Pursuit Squadron "Hell's Angels" commandStructure American Volunteer Group fighter command
linked to: Flying Tigers