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I think the American P38 and the Italian RE2005 top the list.

Moody Blues at Red Rock

Has anyone every read the book "Reflections on Vietnam"? If so what did you think about it? :rolleyes:

The B-26 Marauder is my pick. Bombing from medium altitudes of 10,000 to 15,000 feet, the Marauder had the lowest loss rate of any Allied bomber--less than one-half of one percent. By the end of World War II, it had flown more than 110,000 sorties and had dropped150,000 tons of bombs, and had...

No...with Japan being knock out all the might of the US military would be turn on Germany. Now the Luftwaffe would have to face the high flying B-29's. All American forces would be able to focus on bring Germany to her knees and lets not forget the possible of having the A-bomb dropped on her...

For Fighter - Fiat G.55 Ground Support fighter - P-47 Attack Bomber - Mosquito Med. Bomber- B-26 Heavy Bomber - B29 Recon - P-38 This is my selection and I think people always forget about the old B-26. The P-38 was used alot during WWII for recon missions.8)

I belive the most dangerous mission was for the American Army ploits who had to fly there P-38's to hunt down and kill Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto.:rolleyes:

1. RN Littorio Class BB 2. Graf Spee 3. RN Zara Class curisers 4. Essex Class Carriers 5. Fletcher Class

My pick is the American F2A Buffalo. This plane should never have been allow into the playing field of WWII.

This beautiful aircraft could and did meet the American Mustang and the best German fighters on equal footing. On Aug 2, 1943 6 MC.205's did attack 20 American P-38's and P-40's shooting down 6 of them with a loss of only 1 MC.205. Now that is a plane.

This is my choice of the best Reggiane Re-2000. It also had very nice lines.

I agree the best one is the CR-42 flown by the Italian Air Force.