Railbuster by Dan Zoernig at Ozark Airfield Artworks Aviation Art

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"Railbuster"

Aviation Artist
Dan Zoernig

13" x 19"

France, July 1944. First Lt. Richard Loehnert of Long Beach, California
completes a firing pass on a German BR 41 locomotive carrying war material to
Wehrmacht forces in the Norman hedgerows. With a potent gun package
housed in the nose of the central gondola, Loehnert's P-38J Lightning could
severely punish any target with fire from its Hispano 20mm cannon and quartet
of Browning .50 caliber machine guns.

California Cutie, Loehnert's aircraft, flew out of Kingscliffe, Northhamptonshire,
England as a member of the Eighth Airforce's 20th Fighter Group, 55th Fighter
Squadron, and piled up an impressive combat record during and after the
D-Day landings. Mission markings included 56 bomber escort sorties, 16 top
cover missions, 11 fighter sweeps and a total of six locomotives destroyed as
well as two aerial kills.