Battle Damaged Aircraft of WW2

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the one that was rammed by a 109 ( over tunisia if i remember right ) with the dead pilot onboard broke in two after landing.. the really hero there was the tailgunner who refused to leave his station and stayed put the rest of the flight back home
 
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my pleasure..does small battledamege count ? i think thisone is kinda cute..its from a Ju 88 wingtip.. nice little patch in the tip..hehe probably small arms fire..i use it as s shelf in my workroom
 

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My father's Jane VI - March 22, 1945 strafing Memingen A/F near Munich.

Either 37mm or 40mm flak hit on rudder. Allegedly he recovered from a snap roll after this hit.

In all he received flak damage on four Mustangs that he brought back to England - and one he left behind enemy lines in France. Four belly landings of the five.

This was the only 'normal' landing of the five
 

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Couple of shots:
 

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the one that was rammed by a 109 ( over tunisia if i remember right ) with the dead pilot onboard broke in two after landing.. the really hero there was the tailgunner who refused to leave his station and stayed put the rest of the flight back home

Junkers88A1,
no offense, but the story of "All American" is slightly different.
Below a copy from the Osprey's # 38 "B-17 Flying Fortress units of the MTO".
 
aw dang

well, it could just be me, but the tails of the '24s look almost exactly like the 44th BG
 

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