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Was operated English to lay smoke on D-day, but it was an American plane.
But, the USAAF came second in how many of these planes they deployed.
The country that operated most of these planes liked stars and really loved the colour red.
Here's a few hints towards one of the planes in the next group coming.
It was a Lend-Lease Aircraft.
A squadron operating this plane laid the smokescreens for the first wave of landings crafts on D-day.