 FREEMAN FIELD AIR TECHNICAL SERVICE COMMAND FOREIGN EVALUATION CENTER Seymour, Indiana
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Painting by Keith Woodcock, GAvA. Book by Phil
Butler (click on image for large view) |
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This specially commissioned painting by Keith Woodcock recalls a typical scene at the Foreign Evaluation Center, Freeman Field, Seymour, Indiana, in the fall of 1945. In the foreground is Messerschmitt Me 262A '777' Jabo Bait of Watson's Whizzers, still with its USAAF star insignia and about to become FE-110. To its left is one of the Heinkel He 219A night fighters, while in the background stans the Arado Ar 234B FE-1010. Overhead, one of the Focke Wulf Fw 190D fighters, FE-121, turns prior to landing after a test or ferry flight. Photo courtesy of Mr. Keith Woodcock |
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