Rank 6 documents the Curtiss P-40E Warhawk — the Allison-powered fighter that traded high-altitude performance for rugged simplicity and theatre-specific nose art that turned every ramp into a morale billboard. American Volunteer Group pilots in Kunming and Rangoon applied shark-mouth markings copied from RAF Tomahawks in North Africa, creating an iconography that outlasted the airframe's technical limitations against Japanese Oscar and Zero opponents. The P-40E's six .50-calibre Brownings, self-sealing tanks, and forgiving ground handling made it the backbone of USAAF and Allied squadrons from Pearl Harbor through the Solomons. More than 13,700 P-40s were built across all marks; split-view blueprint art renders the shark-mouth exterior and Allison wireframe lattice exactly as the master PNG dictates.