Sabre Cats (A WW2 fictional universe)

Sabre Cats (A WW2 fictional universe)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, May 2, 2015
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Mark Gernarg is a part of the WW2 air force squadron Slashcat, or squad 110. He and his squad, all flying F-86 Sabres, They will do many things together but will they all make it home together? Find out! Remember this book is a fiction and is not supposed to represent almost EVERYTHING that happened in WW2. Any actual WW2 veteran names mentioned in this fiction is purely coincidental. Please enjoy this book. I am very aware that the F-86 Sabre was around during the Korean war but in my story there was a less capable version of it and story of Mark's first person perspective will mention it a lot.
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