#40...Heavy Hitters

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Would this qualify? Not exactly heavy...

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...if not, its OK as I have lots of other options
 
Although it would fit more to the GB Light Hitters or Diving Hitters :lol: I would say a bomber is a bomber. I agree with Terry.
 
my question for this GB, medium and light bombers would also enter this GB ?.
for example the b-26 marauder, a-20 havoc / boston, ventura, b-25, a-26 invader, the caproni, SM89 marsupile, heinkel 111, ju 88, dornier 17 or 217, pe 2, su2, il2m3, sb3, db3, haviland mosquito, barracuda, blenheim mk iv ......, this field can be very extensive, is this how it is contemplated ?, not only the heavy bombers?
 
Yep, all those sound fine. If the aircraft was designed and built as a bomber, then it would qualify. Not allowed are fighter planes that carried bombs (eg P-47, Fw190, Typhoon, etc.).
 
Would be a treat to see you back with a build Karl.
yep i need to start up again, get my specs tomorrow so might be able to see properly again, so that should help !
as usual December is a busy month for me at work so if things go my way, might start in November and pick up again in January when the silly season is finished.
He 111 and Ju 88 are favorites as i have two subjects with a local connection in mind.
 
How about a B-29. here is a Davidson in the crew :) Source: Pacific Wrecks


REPORT NO. 3 C O N F I D E N T I A L
Original - xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
MISSING AIR CREW REPORT (Cross out one)
459th Bomb Sq. 330th Bomb Gp
(Unit)
1. ORGANIZATION: Location, by Name GUAM, M.I; Command or Air Force 20 AF
Group 330th Squadron 459th
2. SPECIFY: Place of departure North Fld., Guam Course 343o
Target or Intended Destination: KOBE, Japan Type of Mission Incendiary
3. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND VISIBILITY AT TIMEOF CRASH OR WHEN LAST REPORTED: Visibility good; cloud undercast.
4. GIVE: (a) Day 5 Month June Year 1945 Time 0947K and Location of last known whereabouts of missing aircraft. 34o 30' N; 136o 00' E.
5. AIRPLANE WAS LOST, OR IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN LOST, AS RESULT OF: (Check only one): Enemy Aircraft (x); Enemy Anti-Aircraft ( ); Other circumstances as follows: None
6. AIRPLANE: Type, Model and Series B-29A; AAF Serial Number 44-69766
7. NICKNAME OF AIRCRAFT, If Any: City of Burbank - Old Soldier's Home.
10. THE PERSONS LISTED BELOW ARE RECORDED AS: (a) Battle Casualty Battle Casualty
11. NUMBER OF PERSONS ABOARD AIRCRAFT: Crew 11; Passengers None
Crew Name in Full Home
Position (last name First) Rank Town Status
1. A Schilts, Donald J. 1st Lt Everett, Wa. KIA while POW
2. A Rich, Kenneth W. F/O Wichita, Ks. KIA
3. N Reed, George C. S/Sgt Huntington, In. KIA while POW
4. P Scott, Robert C. 2d Lt Indianapolis, In. KIA
5. O Boulay, Francis G. Sgt Fall River, Ma. KIA
6. K Chatham, Byron K., Jr. Pfc Kingston, N.Y. KIA
7. R Collins, Woodrow W. Sgt Chicago, Il. KIA
8. K Davidson, James H. Cpl White Plains, N.Y. KIA
9. G Grunigen, David W. Cpl San Francisco, Ca. KIA
10. C Holm, Leonard W. F/O Great Falls, Mt. KIA
11. B Picciano, Anthony A. 2d Lt Idaho KIA
 

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