Recent content by Theodor

Hi! The pictures from the site are free to be posted in free forums, like that one, just the source must be mentioned. As for the Bulgarian aircraft, in WW1 these used the German markings. probably the aircraft were delivered with those, so sometimes it is confusing who is who.

Still looking for positive identification of that part... Thanks!

Very well presented history! Just please mention the source for a good part of these photos, the lostbulgaria.com website. That site provides great photos, result of old photo searching, image processing, history research work. All available completely for free /for non-profit use, like on this...

Simply amazing!!!! :shock: :idea: I wish there were more people like this man! I think Paul Garber was such a personality, he helped the salvation and preservation of some unique aircraft! As a side note, Garber's name is not so famous, as he should be! The aviation history owes him a lot! In...

Hi guys, I am looking for information about this part - an instrument made by Telefunken, probably for adjusting the aircraft loop antenna. But can be something else, as well. What do you think about it? Have you seen something similar in an aircraft? Any ideas about it? Has no FL number, but...

Thank you very much! Great information! :notworthy:

No, it's not RAF, it is USAAF - here found one 460th BG /15th AF/ B24 with such a roundel. Also, I think the aircraft from the frist photo has the same dark square at the opposite side of the tail /roundel on the left, square on the right/, like on this photo:

Yes indeed - a Russian. The other one is Bulgarian. The location is probably Bulgaria or Hungary. The aircraft may be from the 15th AF, operating from Italy.

Hi Eric, maybe it's useless months after you posted the question, but here is the explanation. The thread title is "Cool Wallpapers" fulcrum says: Very cool photos! /I guess there has been a link to your site after that, but it has been removed/. and he also adds that he's 14 y old

Dear Sirs, I am trying to find more information about the picture below. This is a B-24 "sitting" on its tail. But see the extraordinary roundel on the horizontal tail surface! What is it? What is the meaning of such emblem? Maybe a Pathfinder aircraft? Thanks in advance!