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    Confusing (to me) B-25 tail number

    North American B-25J-1-NC Mitchell 43-3978 (msn 108-24300)
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    Help!!!

    Siebel Si 204. Mostly built in Czechoslovakia during the war. After the war built in Czechoslovakia as the Aero C-3, for flying training (C-3A) and crew training (C-3B). Aero C-103 Civilian passenger transport variant. Aero D-44 military transport variant. Also built in France during the war and...
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    One more question for today re: B-17E

    Are you interested in any other aircraft? I might have APs, TOs or manuals for them available.
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    F-22 Crumbling Skin

    08-4156 (MSN 645-4156) 94th FS Active 26feb10 jul19 - obviously an area which has paint adhesion issues. The FLIR camera port may have something to do with the choice of materials.
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    Long-Shot Propeller ID request

    Could be from anything Tiger Moth sized, like a Magister for instance.
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    One more question for today re: B-17E

    Can't find either part number in the B-17E parts catalogue. All the B-17 TOs and manuals I have in this download link (from a fully up to date AV computer) sendgb.com/8q59gkcfjpH
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    One more question for today re: B-17E

    Engine cowling latch at a guess
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    B-17F Part from France, but what is it?

    Turnbuckle one of dozens in every B-17
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    ID this plane please

    AW.23 much closer
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    ID this plane please

    No
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    IARC/aircraft record cards: code help?

    https://www.amazon.com/Aircraft-Record-Cards-United-States/dp/0786437820
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    Kawasaki Ki-3 type 93

    Use - Japanese military aircraft designation systems - Wikipedia
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    Kawasaki Ki-3 type 93

    Type 93 What? Using Type number is almost meaningless as it ONLY refers to the year. (in this case 1933 in the Gregorian calendar). - Army - Long Type and Model Number system The first part of the designation was a...
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    WW2 Carrier Aircraft Jacks

    general jacking and chaining instructions for Corsairs, but no specific shipboard jacking instructions, in the appropriate sections
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