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helping to distinguish the slow-moving observation aircraft from enemy aircraft and reducing the risk of friendly fire in the complex

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Cessna OE-1 VMO-2 United States Marine Corps low-volatility fuel required by theThese are 1 72 scale decals for the Cessna OE 1 Bird Dog, operated by VMO 2 (Marine Observation Squadron 2), United States Marine Corps. The OE 1 was the Marine Corps' designation for the Bird Dog, acquired to fulfill the USMC's organic battlefield observation and artillery spotting requirements. VMO 2 was one of the Corps' primary observation squadrons, flying the OE 1 in the low altitude reconnaissance and forward air control role in direct support