ww2

following the light field howitzer race, here that for the heavy howitzer my proposal for the requirements: actually fire in combat in WW2 shell 90 kg or heavier time to ready max 1 hour max range 12 km or more

Follow in the link below, an extensive report and a collection of photos of this heavy fighter used by the Luftwaffe during WW2: Aviação em Floripa: Messerschmitt Me 410 Hornisse Hope you enjoy and I count on your visit!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f7/Closeup_view_of_Martin_B-26C_in_flight.jpg Could you smoke in these planes in WW2? The bombardier seems to be taking a drag!!

the light field howitzer was a common piece of artillery in WW2 what is your choice?, we can take in consideration also specifical national trouble (like minor countries or not motorized countries) in WW2: so only weapons that had fired in battle of WW2 light field howitzer: main thats around...

Beautiful means, not about performance, only about looking good. Please choice only one aircraft you think beautiful. I vote to Bf109. I think it has sharpe shape and beautility.8)8) Vote finished!

Dear All, Here is an old picture of my grandad standing on the wing of a Bomber in the desert during the African Campaign. Anyone know what plane it is and which squadrons operated these in Africa during WW2? Cheers, DanMorris

The following link shows a complete and extensive reporting a collection of photos, some known and others, rare and dramatic, about this iconic group of pilots who flew and fought in WW2: Aviação em Floripa Hope you enjoy and I count on your visit!

Hello Is there anyone out there who can point me in the direction of finding a report or reports relating to an aircraft incident somewhere around 23rd January 1945 that involved the deaths of Robert Bernays John Dermot Campbell, both UK MPs. They died in a plane crash in the Adriatic Sea in...

Less dangerous .... than carless talk

Carless talk .... got there first

A carless word .... another cross

Someone talked

SM.79 Torpedo Bomber Unit

Hi everyone. So I registered here today with a question, my grandfather and I live in Norway, many many years ago he was given 2 airplane drop tanks from an old friend that had about 7, I think that is what they are called, they are fuel tanks on that would drop on the ground once they were...

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Flying alone and trailing smoke, Focke Wulf Fw190A-8 (W. Nr. 155960), flown by Horst Adameit of JG 54, was heading home towards its base near Wenden, Latvia on August 8, 1944 when it suddenly turned 180 degrees and crashed into the forest near the village of Ergli.

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