“Even before that the German Air Force painted shark’s teeth on some of its Messerschmitt 210 fighters.” But the Flying Tigers will be remembered for much more than their shark-mouth airplanes.

“Even before that the German Air Force painted shark’s teeth on some of its Messerschmitt 210 fighters.” But the Flying Tigers will be remembered for much more than their shark-mouth airplanes.

The Flying Tigers The Flying Tigers, or the American Volunteer Group, was made up of American volunteer pilots who were drafted by Colonel Claire L. Chennault from 1941 to 1942 to fight with ...

The Flying Tigers, known for their shark-toothed P-40s and fearless tactics, are back in action. This IL-2 Sturmovik movie recreates a daring raid on Japanese maritime forces, complete with ...

In seven months, the Flying Tigers of Claire Chennault’s American Volunteer Group, their big-jawed fighters flashing shark’s teeth, savaged Japanese bombers and made P-40s immortal.

Of all the iconic images to emerge out of World War II, one of the most menacing has to be the shark’s teeth painted across the noses of the P-40 fighter planes flown by the Flying Tigers, that ...

In this screenshot taken on Nov. 16, 2021, Bill Peterson, Flying Tiger veteran, speaks during a video conference call on the 80th anniversary of Flying Tigers Coming to China event in Beijing, China.