Armee de l'Air Curtiss Hawk 75s who shot down eleven for no loss. They would also play a role in the German breakthrough at Sedan during the Battle of France (10th May 1940 - 25th June 1940). The Battle

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before starting to be replaced by the Curtiss P-36 Hawk and Seversky P-35. Despite this fourteen examples were based at Pearl Harbor at the time of the Japanese attack on the 7th December 1941. The

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