P-40 Warhawk Shark Mouth Aged Straight Bourbon Whiskey Aviation Heritage Collection The 332nd Fighter Group flew

The 332nd Fighter Group flew escort missions for Allied bombers deep into enemy territory

we're going anyway" and flew to China to fight the Japanese

and passed down

and meaningful aviation gifts

This is one of the most iconic paint schemes in aviation history

P-40 Warhawk Shark Mouth Aged Straight Bourbon Whiskey Aviation Heritage Collection The 332nd Fighter Group flewThat Shark mouth. You know it the second you see it. Teeth bared, eyes forward, painted on the nose of a Curtiss P 40 Warhawk like a warning shot. It's one of the most iconic paint schemes in aviation history, and it belonged to the Flying Tigers, the First American Volunteer Group of the Republic of China Air Force, one of the most recognizable units to fly WW2 American fighter planes. Volunteers. That's the key word. Before Pearl Harbor, before the